Politics of Warming
(Fox News) - Global warming may be the enemy in the eyes of delegates to the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference — but the warm weather of a tropical resort apparently doesn't sound so bad.
U.N. staffers and others will fly the 10,000 miles from U.N. headquarters in chilly New York to Bali, Indonesia in December — at what is billed as the island's, "most luxurious hotel and resort" — which features amenities such as sailing, snorkeling and kayaking.
U.N. policy permits staffers to travel in high-priced business class for long haul flights — tickets to Bali go for between $4,700 and more than $10,000 — on planes that emit tons of carbon dioxide… on their way to the resort — for the conference that is scheduled to last almost two weeks.
U.N. staffers and others will fly the 10,000 miles from U.N. headquarters in chilly New York to Bali, Indonesia in December — at what is billed as the island's, "most luxurious hotel and resort" — which features amenities such as sailing, snorkeling and kayaking.
U.N. policy permits staffers to travel in high-priced business class for long haul flights — tickets to Bali go for between $4,700 and more than $10,000 — on planes that emit tons of carbon dioxide… on their way to the resort — for the conference that is scheduled to last almost two weeks.
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