UN environment chief criticised for frequent flying
The United Nations Environment Programme's Executive Director, Erik Solheim, has been criticised for extensive air travels which are "contrary to the ethos of carbon emission reduction", a draft internal audit said. Over â¹3.5 crore was spent while Solheim travelled for 529 out of the 668 audited days. The report said Solheim had "no regard for abiding by regulations and rules".