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UK Trial Uses AI to Reduce Heat-Trapping Plane Condensation Trails

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A new trial is underway in the United Kingdom aimed at using artificial intelligence to reduce condensation trails produced by aircraft. These trails, sometimes called contrails, have the ability to trap heat within the Earth's atmosphere, contributing to climate warming. The initiative focuses on identifying and adjusting flight conditions that lead to contrail formation. Reducing these trails could represent a meaningful step toward lowering aviation's broader environmental impact.

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