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anecdote professor with agenda some more anecdotes no real evidence that the problem is increasing or that it will get bad enough to have any effect on air t
by throwaway202303 3y ago
anecdote
professor with agenda
some more anecdotes
no real evidence that the problem is increasing or that it will get bad enough to have any effect on air travel
seems like a great npr
story, i do hope they raise my carbon tax
- sremani 3y agomaking up news is easier than reporting news. we are in that cycle. Once trust-fund babies took over media, it is just part of the activist-industrial culture. We will tell those plebs what's good for them.
- starkd 3y agoThey did reference satellite data. However, I do not know to what extent satellite data can show turbulence. The article implied a total cause, but I suspect its a bit more complex. Not sure how you would tell if its more common. I remember people complaining about turbulence for as long as I can remember. Maybe people's expectations about flight safety are just higher now, because planes offer a better experience.