The High-Carbon Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous
The 2024 Super Bowl was the most watched television event in history with over 123 million viewers. Many eyes watching were trained on Taylor Swift as she made the journey from Tokyo to Las Vegas in a highly scrutinized flight on a private jet.
A total of 882 private planes flew into Las Vegas during and just before Super Bowl Sunday.
One report found the world's richest 10 percent make up for 50 percent of the global emissions through investments, personal consumptions, and other means.
Last week, Swift threatened legal action against a Florida student who's been tracking the jet travel of the rich and famous.
We talk about personal responsibility, climate change, the rules for the rich, and more.
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A total of 882 private planes flew into Las Vegas during and just before Super Bowl Sunday.
One report found the world's richest 10 percent make up for 50 percent of the global emissions through investments, personal consumptions, and other means.
Last week, Swift threatened legal action against a Florida student who's been tracking the jet travel of the rich and famous.
We talk about personal responsibility, climate change, the rules for the rich, and more.
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