Do you believe elite climate change advocates actually care about the environment?

At least 93 private jets landed in Antalya, Turkey, after the United Nations COP31 climate conference began, according to data compiled by Oxfam and reported by CNN. The total was 22 times the number of private flights the airport usually handles and exceeded the 66 private jet flights recorded for COP30 the previous year. Oxfam estimated that the flights would emit 777 tons of carbon dioxide and called for a high tax on private jets, arguing that climate leadership should extend beyond speeches and summits.