10 November 2004

Fat Accompli

| Gristmill: The environmental news blog | Grist Magazine Never thought of this angle before; higher average weight of passengers means higher carbon emissions. Fat is an environmental issue! Presumably this applies not just to aircraft but to all transport, to some degree. Just that it'd be more pronounced in aircraft.

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