Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC), today slashed its net zero emissions deadline by 25-years, in a bold move to improve the planet. We want to create a world-leading Airport City that future generations can be proud of, because of how we acted today, to protect the community of tomorrow,” according to Gert-Jan de Graaff, Chief Executive Officer of Brisbane Airport Corporation. 30 European honeybee hives pollinate local flora and produce pure Brisbane Airport Wetlands Honey2014 Australia’s first Green Star Communities rating2016 Achieved (and have maintained) Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) Level 3: Optimisation. Brisbane Airport has allocated 285-hectares to preserve and maintain biodiversity on site, and to act as an improved carbon removal asset. “We want passengers to know that when they’re travelling through Brisbane Airport, we are doing everything possible to ensure they are having the lightest touch on planet earth possible.

Source: Ethiopian News August 28, 2022 03:35 UTC