Taylor Swift once called global warming a “horrific situation.” But it was apparently not horrific enough to stop her from flying her private jet during her recent “Eras” tour.
A new study from the found that Taylor Swift’s carbon emissions from private jet use during the North and South American portions of the “Eras” tour amounted to 139 metric tons of carbon dioxide. That is nearly nine times the average American’s annual emissions 16 tons.by Newsweek, estimated the North American leg of Swift’s tour lasting nearly a year, generated 77.5 tons over almost 113 flight hours.
For her South American leg, she is estimated to have emitted 61.6 tons. As a result, Swift spewed an estimated 139 tons of CO2e into the atmosphere., Swift sold one of her gas-guzzling private jets for $40 million a few months ago amid threats to sue a college student who has been tracking her emissions. The singer kept her larger plane.Kid Rock: If You Don't Vote for Donald Trump, You Ain't from MichiganAnother Scorcher: 303,000 Jobs Added To U.S.
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