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Acknowledging Contributions to the U.S. Strategy for Sustainable Aviationby@whitehouse

Acknowledging Contributions to the U.S. Strategy for Sustainable Aviation

by The White HouseDecember 15th, 2023
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This document is the result of a collaborative effort involving subject matter experts from various sectors across the Executive Branch. Contributors from government, academia, non-profit, and commercial sectors came together to outline activities crucial for the nation's standing in global aeronautics and national security. Special thanks to key individuals, including Rebecca Cutri-Kohart, Vincent Freyermuth, William McNavage, Kelly Lefler, and the team from the Institute for Defense Analyses Science and Technology Policy Institute—Dr. Asha Balakrishnan, Dr. Keith Crane, and John “Emory” Sabatini, for their significant contributions.

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This document was developed and prepared by subject matter experts from departments and agencies across the Executive Branch, in consultation with a wide range of stakeholders across the U.S. government, academia, non-profit, and commercial sectors, who provided information and perspectives. This national endeavor represents a dedicated effort to outline activities to maintain the nation’s edge, both in the global aeronautics enterprise and in national security applications, which requires focus and investment today. The Chair thanks all the contributors of this document: authors, reviewers, editors, and advisors, particularly Rebecca Cutri-Kohart and Vincent Freyermuth (OSTP), William McNavage (Office of Management and Budget), Kelly Lefler (DOE), and the team from the Institute for Defense Analyses Science and Technology Policy Institute—Dr. Asha Balakrishnan, Dr. Keith Crane, and John “Emory” Sabatini.



This was originally published in March 2023 on whitehouse.gov. It has been broken-up into bite sized sections, each with unique headlines and AI-generated lead images, in line with the provisions of Creative Commons 3.0.