“Eco-warrior” pop star Taylor Swift has come under fire over her excessive private jet use, according to a new report.
The liberal singer has been outspoken on green agenda issues such as “global warming.”
She once declared that “climate change” is one of the main “horrific situations” plaguing the world.
However, Swift is also one of the most carbon-polluting celebrities.
Swift has now revealed that she is going to start using “carbon offsets” in an attempt to silence her “climate change” critics, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.
“No one escapes the climate police these days, and that includes Taylor Swift,” the article begins.
It continues, “The pop star has been criticized recently for emitting CO2 on her frequent trips on a private jet to see her beau Travis Kelce play for the Kansas City Chiefs.”
Chances are that you are familiar with Swift, but what you may not know is that Swift has a $40 million private jet that she frequently takes trips on.
To provide some perspective, Swift was previously alleged to have flown in the jet 170 times between Jan. 1 and July 29, 2022.
Such jets are big-time emitters of emissions, meaning that Swift has a rather large “carbon footprint” for one individual.
Those who believe in the political Left’s “climate change” narrative and agenda would thus say that Swift is disproportionately contributing to the problem.
Swift has been facing such criticism for over a year now, so apparently she has decided to try to do something to fend off the critics.
Hence, the carbon offsets.
For those unfamiliar with carbon offsets, CNN reports:
Companies and people who want to cancel out the impact of their emissions on the climate often turn to something called carbon offsetting.
So what is that, exactly?
The idea is that any carbon emitting process, from a long-haul flight to electricity generation, can be offset by paying someone else to plant trees, preserve a forest or create renewable energy.
This is the general idea.
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