From 2009-2010, we tried to get around the world aviation-free, while interviewing about sixty climate, environmental, and transportation activists in a dozen countries.
We blogged about the whole journey, and what we learned along the way. Taken together, these posts tell the story of a specific moment in global climate activism.
Here are some of our favorite posts from the Year of No Flying:
- Why we attempted the Year of No Flying
- Crossing the Pacific Ocean by container ship
- The young climate activists of Vietnam
- Taking the train through Asia
- Six things we learned about climate change in Bangladesh
- Inside the resistance to the tourism industrial complex
- The Trans-Siberian route from China to Ukraine
- How the mothers of Chernobyl built an environmental movement
- Fighting nuclear, dams, and climate change in Turkey
- An eight-hour alternative walking tour of Rome
- How Germans turned a dead airport into a park
- The business case against business travel
- The victory against the 3rd runway at Heathrow
- London's web of climate justice activism
- How we ended the Year of No Flying