The Carbon Footprint of Air Travel Is Relatively Small, Norman Foster Says

The transcript discusses the environmental impact of airports and air travel, emphasizing the need to reduce the carbon footprint of transportation infrastructure. It highlights the importance of mobility in society and the existence of technology to decarbonize travel. The speaker argues for a balanced perspective on emissions, noting that air travel's carbon footprint is relatively small compared to other sources. The discussion also touches on the moral considerations of air travel and the necessity to address infrastructure's environmental impact.

In what ways can technology contribute to decarbonizing air travel?

What perspective should one have regarding the carbon footprint of different activities?