Fuel up: Bill Nye hitching #EarthDay flight to Everglades on Air Force One

@BillNye The Sky High Super Fly Science Guy

— Dylan Milner (@DMilner13) April 21, 2015

Before you even think about calling out “Science Guy” Bill Nye for hopping aboard the fossil-fuel guzzling Air Force One on Earth Day for a trip to the Florida Everglades, don’t forget that he has to get himself to Washington, D.C., first. So that’s two trips.

https://twitter.com/Synthovine/status/590661879556628481

@BillNye cuz that plane does great things to help that climate change bullshit

— Jawn WIC (@trilldauterive) April 21, 2015

@BillNye Doesn't jet travel leave a big carbon footprint? Why aren't concerned people insisting on low carbon alternatives?

— Thea Carol (@TimothyCGrome) April 21, 2015

@BillNye hmm, seems ironic. doesn't seem very climate friendly earth day.

— Allison's in Galveston (sanity intact) (@allison_b216) April 21, 2015

@BillNye No irony there… Shouldn’t you be biking there instead of burning jet fuel? #EarthDay #ActOnClimate

— Gerald Aungst (@geraldaungst) April 21, 2015

@SciTechRangers @BillNye ironic! Celebrate Earth day burning a bunch of jet fuel for fun

— bella (@bellabambina15) April 21, 2015

@BillNye @WhiteHouse you have to waste CO2 to save CO2!

— C.J. Waldron (@waldroncj) April 21, 2015

.@BillNye well, at least you're carpooling…airpooling…

— Lady Goodman (@LadyGoodman3) April 21, 2015

@BillNye @WhiteHouse lol, on Air Force One? What a farce, enjoy the ride tho.

— schuklenk (@schuklenk) April 21, 2015

@BillNye @WhiteHouse Wouldn't #EarthDay2015 be a good day for the President NOT to use Air Force One?

— Gebs of Future Past (@The_Geb) April 21, 2015

@BillNye @WhiteHouse How much fuel does AirForce1 burn? Environmental impact? Why travel to swing state unnecessarily? Do it in Rose Garden.

— Vox Populi (@mr) April 22, 2015

https://twitter.com/EscapeVelo/status/590669414372143104

@BillNye how does flying around in a ginormous 747 symbolize the intent of Earth day? Seems like a way to pollute in style.

— Kate Peters (@Kate_Peters) April 22, 2015