The reduction in the Regional Air Access Program (RAAP) budget may result in an ambiguous environmental impact. On the one hand, a reduction in subsidies may reduce the number of regional flights, which could reduce the greenhouse gas emissions associated with air transportation, which is recognized for its high carbon footprint. On the other hand, more limited access to air routes could push some travellers into longer journeys by road, thus in…
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The reduction in the Regional Air Access Program (RAAP) budget may result in an ambiguous environmental impact. On the one hand, a reduction in subsidies may reduce the number of regional flights, which could reduce the greenhouse gas emissions associated with air transportation, which is recognized for its high carbon footprint. On the other hand, more limited access to air routes could push some travellers into longer journeys by road, thus in…