Kim Kardashian says that 'no one's going to be 100% perfect' at combating the climate crisis after being accused of wasting water in a drought

• Kim Kardashian said that no one is "100 percent perfect" when it comes to combating the climate crisis. 
• Kardashian was recently reported to have violated drought water restrictions. 
• She said that she believes in climate change, and that "anything can help."

Kim Kardashian said that "no one's going to be 100 perfect perfect" when it comes to combating the climate crisis, in an interview published several weeks after the Los Angeles Times reported that she was among a group of celebrities who had exceeded drought restriction violations. 

Kardashian told Interview Magazine that she believes in climate change, and that "anything can help" when it comes to fighting the climate crisis. She also told the publication that she believes in being "realistic" when it comes to personal actions. 

"Sometimes there's so much to worry about on this planet, and it can be really scary to live your life with anxiety," Kardashian said. "I have super climate change-involved friends, and I love learning from them. I do what I can, but you have to pick and choose what really works for you in your life."

The Los Angeles Times reported in August that Kardashian, her sister Kourtney, and other celebrities like Sylvester Stallone and Kevin Hart were issued "notices of exceedance" by the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District, according to documents obtained by the publication.

The notice indicates that she had exceeded 150% of her monthly water budget at least four times since the district declared a drought emergency at the end of 2021, per the Times. 

Representatives for Kardashian did not respond to the Times' or Insider's requests for comment at the time of the report. 

Kardashian also ranked at No. 7 on a list of celebrities with the highest private-jet carbon-dioxide emissions, according to a report from the UK-based sustainability marketing firm Yard.