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According to their website, The [[Airfields Environment Trust]] "works constructively with airlines, airports, regulatory bodies, academic specialists, manufacturers and other environmental bodies, to promote a sustainable future for aviation."<ref>Airfields Environment Trust, [http://www.aet.org.uk/aboutus.php About Us], accessed 12 Feb 2010</ref> It is situated in [[Broken Wharf House]].<ref>Airfields Environment Trust, [http://www.aet.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 12 Feb 2010</ref>

==Funding==
"The work of the AET is supported entirely by grants and public donations. We would like to thank the following for their current and on-going support of the organisation and its projects:

*[[The Ashden Trust]] 
*[[The Manifold Trust]] 
*[[The Roads Millennium Trust]]

[[The Aviation and Environment Databank]] was made possible with the support of the [[Esmee Fairbairn Foundation]] and the [[Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pye's Charitable Settlement]]. Contributions to this project were also received from the [[P F Charitable Trust]], [[TSCC]], the [[Ellis Campbell Charitable Foundation]], the [[Butler Charitable Trust]], the [[Dulverton Trust]] and the [[Pittecroft Trust]]."<ref>Airfields Environment Trust, [http://www.aet.org.uk/funders.php Our Funders], accessed 12 Feb 2010</ref>

==Contact==
===Website===
http://www.aet.org.uk/
===Address===
:Airfields Environment Trust, 
:[[Broken Wharf House]], 
:2 Broken Wharf, 
:London, 
:EC4V 3DT.<ref>Airfields Environment Trust, [http://www.aet.org.uk/ Home Page], accessed 12 Feb 2010</ref> 

:Tel: 020 7248 2223
:Fax: 020 7329 8160

==GreenSkies==
Despite having the same phone number as [[GreenSkies]], neither organisation's website mentions the other.

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