The World Bank bureaucrats who approached the Annual Global Heating Conference of the United Nations threw CO2 emissions equal to what produces 200 US homes in a year, which caused accusations of “hypocrisy” climate “hypocrisy, the post has learned.

A list of filtered guests shows that 254 World Bank officials attended the 12 -day green Boondoggy in November that took place in the dictatorship rich in oil and gas in Azerbaijan.

An analysis after CO2 data, using the UN carbon emission calculator, found that the mass delegation accumulated a carbon footprint of at least 1,500 metric tons during the round trip to Baku from Washington, DC.

The post reported in November how the global agency reserved the luxurious Qatar Airways Suites when the upper managers traveled to the Azeri capital 18 months ago.

This route, which includes a scale in Doha on both legs, has been used as a reference point to calculate the CO2 estimate.

The figures of the United States Environmental Protection Agency show that the trip creates the same amount of greenhouse gases that meet the annual energy needs of 200 homes in the United States, or the equivalent of 350 cars.

The revelations occur after Oxfam leftist Oxfam accused the organization of “losing the track” of $ 24 billion in climatic funds in a report published in October.

“This is a massive show of hypocrisy of the golden elites of the World Bank,” director of the Margaret Thatcher center for the Foundation of the Heritage Foundation told The Post Nile.

“Conference to the world about environmental policy while literally living high life in complete contradiction with everything they preach.”

A World Bank spokesman told the post that President Ajay Banga has made great steps to make the organization “faster, more efficient and impact -oriented.”

However, publications on social networks reviewed by the post show that the 65 -year -old Biden designated and his team live in a private jet.

Jessica Phan, a student from the Biden and Obama administration who describes herself in her LinkedIn profile as a Banga assistant for strategic planning, published photos on Instagram in October that showed that she showed a sign of peace while adding a luxurious Gulfstream plane.

Another photo shows that works aboard the elegant private jet with a visible banks in the background.

The former employee of the 2020 Biden campaign quickly eliminated the images of his Instagram account now private after the position approached the World Bank on Banga’s reference habits.

The businessman born in India also rented the Jet Gulfstream to fly to Azerbaiyan for the UN Climate Conference, they told The Post.

A source close to Banga said that he and his team used the jets as “a rare exception” and only “when it is absolutely necessary.”

“The president of the World Bank can trust private airplanes in limited circumstances in which safety, efficiency or cost make commercial options not very practical,” said the World Bank spokesman.

Gulfstream’s lifestyle marks a great change of meaning for the former Citi and Mastercard executive who, according to reports, refused to hire private planes during his high -flying corporate career.

The luxurious travel policy of the institution based in DC, practically unknown in the private sector, also means that its employees can reject the class of cattle in the ten cents for any flight for five hours outside of North America.

The historical data of the price of the ticket, reviewed by the publication, show that the executive class air rates began at $ 10,000 to travel to the opening of the climate change negotiations on November 11 of last year.

The authorities repeatedly denied to reveal the total price of the long mission, citing internal policy and “security” concerns.

The luxurious world bank expense could also see more pressure from the Trump administration that took all international organizations with an executive order that demanded a six -month review of any financing in the United States.

“Luxury trips are a long -standing feature of development finance,” said Ambassador Joe Rogers, who served as envoy of President Ronald Reagan to the Asian Development Bank from 1984 to 1986.

“Apparently, this is a standard rate to discuss the poorest of the poor. It is absolutely terrible and a slap to US taxpayers. “

At this stage, there is no indications that President Donald Trump orders that the United States retires from the World Bank, where he is still the largest largest shareholder.

But the latest revelations could see the lender placed under the microscope by senior US officials and the austerity in chief of Trump’s austerity, Tesla Titan Elon Musk.

The former Secretary of Commerce, Wilbur Ross, told The Post in January that the Efficiency Department of the Musk Government, or Dux, should have the organization firmly in its sights.

Fitch and Moody’s, two of the world’s main qualification agencies, warned last month that the triple A-Credit score of the World Bank would be at risk if Trump finally decided to take out the United States.