Look at the frames of any professional sporting event, and you’ll likely see dozens or hundreds of hand-drawn symbols.
But in support of the Toronto Blue Jays’ Playoffs Run, one driver took that away from many people – and some fans called it unnecessary environmental damage caused by “their painting.”
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A photo shared on the R/Torontobluejays Subreddit shows a flight path taken by a private jet in Nova Scotia. The pilot flew the plane so that its flight path created a painting of the Blue Jays Logo during the team’s game, the day that Toronto dropped two games in the first two games of the American League Championship Series to the Seattle Mariners.
According to Flower Data, Oct. 14 The plane took off from Halifax Stanfield International Airport, flew east to make its blue pattern, then returned west via flights to Debert Airport. The flight took 2 hours, 23 minutes, or almost two full hours longer than a regular halifax-to-debert flight.
While the pilot was clearly happy to show their blue jandom, and perhaps he brought a lot of luck since he met to beat seattle in seven games and reached the stunt in two hours polluting the bad.
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Another red person said: “The truth is that one can do this with an incredibly talented aircraft. And the amount of fuel to use was expensive.”
Contamination from Private Jets has increased in recent years. The 2024 study found that private aviation is causing at least 17 million tons of carbon pollution by 2023, and that number was 46% higher than in 2019.
Short-haul flights of less than 350 miles make up nearly half of all private flights, the study found. This means that most of those journeys can be completed in just a few hours and with less carbon pollution by driving (especially in an electric car).
The Blue Jays Flight traveled 354 miles, but the direct trip between those cities is only 37 miles. Many Redditors estimate the additional flight that may be pregnant with about 30-30 additional liters of fuel per 100, as the FAA is led by the Aviation led by the Trump Administration, as the FAA has defined during the “chemitrails” – in addition to the Cheftrails “- In addition to having a significant impact on carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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“Suck on these climate activists!!!!” Another redhead wrote.
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Some fans find “painting” to be fun and interesting. But many highlight the environmental damage it causes, some calling it “stupid and wasteful,” and another comments: “And here I drink with a paper straw.”
“Must be good to have money,” wrote one commenter. “Kill nature with love.”
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