Would banning frequent flyer programs help the planet?

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By Emily PontecorvoOct 30, 2019, 4:05 am145 pts
We’re slowly getting used to sacrificing once-beloved traditions for the environment, like drinking from plastic straws and cooking on gas stoves. Could racking up miles through frequent flyer programs be the next to go? Boarding a plane will probably be the single most carbon-intensive thing you do this…

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