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Less or No Flying

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Greener Flying – Resources

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CASE

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This web site has been set up by CASE to communicate

up-to-date information on Gloucestershire Airport plans to expand by

implementing their ‘five-year plan’.

GACC

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Gatwick Area Conservation Campaign has as members over 100 District and Parish Councils and amenity groups covering an area of about 20 miles radius around the airport.

WRASE

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WRASE is an association of residents from Ware and neighbouring villages in Hertfordshire. We care passionately that our countryside is being damaged by the continued development of airports and air travel in the South East of England.

LADACAN

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LADACAN is a residents group primarily concerned with the impact of Luton Airport on the surrounding communities. We believe that the Airports location is unsuited to its purpose and oppose further growth in air traffic.

Stop Bristol Airport Expansion

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Help us to prevent a wanton increase in greenhouse gas emissions, the use of green fields for parking thousands of cars, increased traffic on narrow roads and an extra 6 flights per hour on average.

BelfastCity Airport Watch

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Stop the expansion of Belfast City Airport.

The No Aircraft Noise Party

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The No Aircraft Noise Party was formed as a political party in 1995 to fight the issue of noise from Sydney Airport.

HACAN Clearskies

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HACAN Clearskies stands up for all people

adversely affected by the increasing number of aircraft flying in and out of

Heathrow airport.

Stop Stansted Expansion

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Campaigning against proposals to expand Stansted Airport.

London City Airport Fight The Flights

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Fighting against the lies fighting for the truth.

GreenAir Online

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GreenAir Online reports on environmental and green issues concerning aviation,

aerospace, airlines, airports, travel and tourism.

Aviation Environment Federation

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The AEF is an association that is concerned

exclusively with the environmental impacts of aviation. These range from aircraft noise issues to the contribution of airline emissions to climate change.

Low Fly Zone

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Pledge to be free from flying for 12 months.

Plane Stupid

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Plane Stupid is a network of groups taking action against airport expansion and aviation’s climate impact.

Train Smart

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Train Smart is a new direct action campaign from the Camp for Climate Action to promote train travel as a low carbon alternative to making short hauls by plane. Actions will aim to mobilise a media-savvy majority, blending cultural events, humour,

style and relentless optimism.

Think Before You Fly

Ed — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 15:58:27 +0000

What would you have to do to balance out that extra aviation CO2?

AirportWatch

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We are an umbrella movement uniting the national environmental organisations, the airport community groups, and individuals opposed to unsustainable aviation expansion.

UK Airport News

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UK Airport News – all the latest news stories for every UK

airport, including Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Manchester, Birmingham and every

other commercial UK airport.

Nature Air

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Nature Air is Central America’s premier airline

for adventure travel, luxury vacations and eco tours with 74 daily flights to 17

exotic vacation spots in Costa Rica, Panama, and Nicaragua. "World’s first

carbon neutral airline"