Carbonhagen: World Leaders Drive to Climate Summit in Gas-Guzzling Luxury Fleet

The Copenhagen climate summit may be billed as the last chance to save the environment, but transporting world leaders to the event is leaving a dinosaur-sized carbon footprint.

(Fox News) - World leaders and VIPs began pouring into Copenhagen Monday morning for the city's long-awaited climate summit, arriving in style in a fleet of gas-guzzling limos and luxury cars.

Most delegates to the climate change conference haven't exactly been hoofing their way to Denmark's capital, swarming the city's airport with 140 private jets, 1,200 hired limousines and a carbon footprint the size of a small country.