Self proclaimed eco-warriors Prince Harry and Meghan Markle traipsed around New York City for a day packed with celebrity photo ops in a convoy of three gas-guzzling SUVs.
The woke pair first traveled to the One World Trade Center early this morning where they posed for photos with Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Bill de Blasio before heading down to the 9/11 Memorial.
From there, they made a pit stop back to the luxury Carlyle Hotel on Manhattan's Upper East Side where the top-tier suite costs up to a staggering $8,800 a night. The couple are staying there for the duration of their four-day trip and were seen dining in the swanky hotel restaurant Wednesday night, after arriving into the Big Apple from their home in California.
Shortly after midday, they then traveled to the United Nations for a 40-minute meeting where they had an 'important discussion' on COVID-19, racial justice and mental health with US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield.
They are scheduled to appear at Saturday's Global Citizen concert in Central Park which focuses on vaccine equity.
It is currently unclear how they will spend the remainder of Thursday and Friday.
The luxury convoy carting them around the city, which included at least two Range Rovers and one dark SUV, has CO2 emissions of 235g/km per car. The couple would have traveled a minimum of 20 miles across New York City.
It's not clear whether Harry and Meghan traveled to New York City private plane or commercial airline from their home in Montecito, where they have left Archie and three-month-old Lilibet.
The couple's latest environment gaffe comes just four months after Harry said climate change was one of 'the most pressing issues we are facing'.
Speaking to Oprah Winfrey on Apple TV, Harry said: 'With kids growing up in today's world, pretty depressing, right, depending on where you live, your home country is either on fire, it's either underwater, houses or forests are being flattened.'
But despite his lecture on climate change, in August Harry took a millionaire friend's $45 million private jet home from Aspen, Colorado to Santa Barbara after attending a celebrity polo match.
The two-hour flight, which could have emitted as much as ten tonnes of CO2.
Royal author Tom Quinn said after Harry's August private jet trip: 'This appears to be enormously hypocritical, given all his talk about climate change.
'Harry seems to see himself as someone who guides the rest of the world and that his own
