‘Majority of European rail managers do not convey environmental targets’
Aerial view of train tracks through a German forest near Munich Pablo Joanidopoulos / Shutterstock
According to an analysis of Standard Ethics based on publicly available information, 58 per cent of the largest European rail infrastructure managers do not communicate a commitment to specific environmental targets.
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May be, but by some reason worst of shortcomings by IM:s is the railways. “Backbone” of society… and by far the most energy effective on shore mode
urgently need an offensive strategy.
(Maintaining and “optimal maintenance” is suboptimal – and defensive.)
A robust railway infrastructure, that includes redundancy and safety factors, a “future proof” railway, now devastatingly is missing.
(All other modes, those robust, upgrade for added load and lower costs.)
A New Old Railway is needed!