Amsterdam has decided the problem with climate change is…airline advertisements. Amsterdam Bans Airline Ads In Climate Crackdown Amsterdam has officially banned public advertising for airlines, cruise ships, fossil fuel products, and even meat as part of a broader push to combat climate change. The ban took effect May 1 and applies to ads displayed in public spaces throughout the Dutch capital. So yes, in Amsterdam you can still fly (among other vices), but you just cannot see an advertisement encouraging you to. The new rules also prohibit public ads for gasoline-powered cars and certain food products including beef, pork, and chicken. City leaders argue that public advertising spaces should align with Amsterdam’s climate goals rather than promote what they view as high-carbon lifestyles. The Dutch Have Been Moving In This Direction For Years Look, I understand the argument. Aviation contributes to climate change. So do cruise ships. So does meat production.…