Rando and Kim Orton on a private jet; Peggy Gou in a Lambo. Photo: Screenshot via Instagram @peggygou_
The climax of the end of the world continues unabated and so we’re back for another monthly roundup of the big celebrity polluters. The UN recently said that the Earth is on track to warm by 2.9 degrees Celsius and that there is a 14 percent chance that we will meet the 1.5 degree Celsius limit set by the Paris Agreement. So that’s… you know, not good. With that in mind, we scour celebrity posts for the most polluting forms of transportation. We’re talking private jets (PJs), yachts, crazy Tron-like cars and everything in between. We know our little listicle won’t do much to stop the people in it or the bigger picture, but maybe it could make a difference – change your mind here, save you a ride in the Hummer there. Or it could simply encourage celebs to be a little more secretive about their lives on IG.At the end of the day/world it’s all a bit of fun. So, without further ado, read on to know who made it to our list for the month of November.
Photo: Screenshot via Instagram @peggygou_
Peggy Gou in a private jet
Who can compare to Peggy Gou as she travels in style to all these gigs around the world, gifting us with pictures along the way? Unless, of course, for the purposes of this article and the planet, we do. Carbon emissions from a private jet: 90 minutes of flight time in a typical private jet produces 7,900 pounds of CO2 per passenger. That’s the equivalent of about 21 laptops running eight hours a day for a year (£7,909).
Photo: Screenshot via Instagram @peggygou_
Peggy Gou in a Lamborghini
Okay, Gou again, which might be a bit of an exaggeration, but here she is in a Lamborghini – we think it might be the Urus. Their success is undeniable, but we can deny the Lambo. Carbon emissions from a Lamborghini Urus: It’s more of a best guess here, but assuming it’s the 2017 Lamborghini Urus, which produces 325g of CO2 per kilometer. That’s only slightly less than an early Model T from the 1920s, which produced 340g per kilometer.
Georgina Rodríguez and Ronaldo in a private jet
It’s the Argentinian-born Spanish influencer and model Georgina Rodriguez with her boyfriend, the world-famous footballer and bitch Cristiano Ronaldo. The children are there too and are all on a private jet. Ronaldo’s current life seems to be a whirlwind of pajamas and accusations with referees in front of modest audiences. Carbon emissions from a private jet: While 90 minutes of flight on a typical private jet produces 7,900 pounds of CO2 per passenger, a 90-minute flight on a commercial airliner produces 174 pounds of CO2 per passenger.
Travis Kelce boards a private jet
We love the tweets of the 2011 era and the simple joy of life! We see all the footage of him at the concerts and greedily consume the romance and the conjecture that comes with it! Buuuuuut… we don’t like the style of travel as he attended his girlfriend’s tour in Argentina, or the claim that Taylor Swift attended his Kansas City Chiefs game with the New York Jets to news of her allegedly obscene private jet use to hide online.Carbon emissions from a private jet: If 90 minutes of PJ flight time produces 7,900 pounds of CO2 per passenger, a train traveling the same distance over three and a half hours produces only 7 pounds of CO2 per passenger.
Jay Leno in a McLaren 750S
I’m afraid Leno will be on this list every time because of his YouTube show “Jay Leno’s Garage.” It looks like the most obviously polluting thing he did this month was getting behind the wheel of McLaren’s 750S supercar. CO2 emissions of a McLaren 750S: The McLaren 750S is a super sports car that emits an average of 276 g of CO2 per kilometer. The average petrol car in the UK emits 164g.
Randy and Kim Orton on a private jet
The WWE wrestler and his wife there in their pajamas. Of course, wrestling is fake.Carbon emissions from a private jet: 7,900 pounds of CO2 is roughly equivalent to just over a hundred Wi-Fi routers running 24/7 for a year.
King Tomoro in a private jet
Japanese rapper King Tomoro’s song “World Money” was a global No. 1 song on the Billboard charts. It’s not an easy task for a Japanese rapper to make a name for himself worldwide and it’s really nice to see him enjoying the flight to Las Vegas. But you know, *tap the pajamas, that’s a bad sign*.Carbon emissions from a private jet: 7,900 pounds of CO2 is just under as much CO2 as 48 iPhone 15 Pro Max produce over their entire lifespan, 7,936.7 pounds.@niche_t_
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