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Blue Lines

Joachim Majholm

Blue Lines is a nonprofit founded to help educate and communicate about condensation trails, their impact on the climate, and the solutions to mitigate contrails. Our goal is to help speed up implementation and avoid 1-2% of climate change.

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🌎 Happy Earth Day: 23 airlines are now working to reduce their contrail warming.

### Happy one-year anniversary to Blue Lines 🎉

23 days ago
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New research: contrail management is a very inexpensive climate solution

##### Contrail time-lapse from Doc Searls shows how a lingering contrail evolves over time and spreads out to become a thin cirrus cloud (source).

a month ago
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Contrail management is a well-kept climate secret - isn't it time to let the public know?

From time to time, airlines and their collaborators on contrail trials and studies release information to the press about the progress of their initiatives. This is likely how most people are introduced to the subject of contrails and their...

3 months ago
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Airlines Acting on Contrails + New Contrail Apps + Lots of Podcasts

Apart from stopping flying, what can individuals and companies do to act with climate intention regarding the significant warming created by contrails? One thing is to consider supporting those airlines that are acting on contrails and, at ...

4 months ago
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