Within the framework of Environment Day, many activists throughout the world argue that the pollution of a simple citizen is not the same as that of a businessman or celebrity. The climate crisis It is not something new, but its consequences become more tangible with time.
Some activists blame a list of Famous and, among them, is Taylor Swift.
How celebrities pollute: the answer is in their luxury transport
A danger of the last time are the private jets. According to specialists, they produce a large amount of emissions per passenger they launch, especially if compared to a commercial flight. Many activists believe that they should be prohibited.
Jets are an ultra-luxury, minority and ultra polluting that emits 10 times more pollution than the commercial plane and about 50 times more than the train.
Ranking of famous polluters: where is Taylor Swift?
American singer, Taylor Swift is the one more flights made on board his jet private in 2022. The ranking of ten celebrities, published by the Yard company and calculated by the Celebrity Jets bot, lists and details all the celebrities who pollute at macro levels. Behind Taylor, the producer appears Jay Zhusband of Beyoncé, the film director Steven Spielberg or the presenter Oprah Winfrey, broadcasting between 4,000 and 7,000 tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) to the atmosphere each.
What Taylor Swift, Drake and Kylie Jenner say about the accusations of environmental activists
Taylor Swift justified herself by saying that she it’s not the only one who uses the aircraft. Also, the rapper Drake declared that in most of the short trips, his plane goes empty. For his part, Kylie Jenner He caused a wave of rejection by uploading a photo in the middle of two jets in which he joked about choosing between the two. The habits of the rich provoke fascination and rejection, but rarely at this level.
Source: Ambito
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