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There go the footy crowds

This graphic from Smart Skies depicts the air traffic leaving Miami after the 2007 Superbowl. Air travel is the most polluting activity we humans undertake, and those little corporate jets, marked in pink, chew through far more fuel per person than the commercial jets in green. — DS

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