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The Air Quotas mechanism ensures that traffic cap targets are met
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This argument is used in the debate :
Are Air Quotas a good way to reduce air traffic?
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Are Air Quotas a good way to reduce air traffic?
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climate
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Airlines can't sell more tickets than allowed by the amount of Air Quotas distributed.
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The 6% annual reduction in the carbon money distributed to Europeans ensures that airlines cannot exceed this constantly shrinking volume
83% less in 30 years
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30 years is too long
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