Prince Charles is clearly thrilled at the news
that Prince William and Kate will be having their first child this summer.
In a recent interview with ITV1’s This
Morning Programme he spoke from the heart about the prospect of his first
Grandchild, his concerns over environmental damage and the need for
action.
He said "It makes it even more obvious to try to
make sure we leave them something that isn't a total poisoned chalice”
Since the 1980s he has sought to raise awareness of the dangers facing the natural environment such as climate change. He has been an enthusiastic champion of organic farming and gardening methods and in the 1990s launched his own organic brand, Duchy Originals, selling a range of goods from food to garden furniture. He has also sought to invest in finding a solution to save the world’s threatened Rainforests, setting up The Prince’s Rainforest Group in 2007.
Since the 1980s he has sought to raise awareness of the dangers facing the natural environment such as climate change. He has been an enthusiastic champion of organic farming and gardening methods and in the 1990s launched his own organic brand, Duchy Originals, selling a range of goods from food to garden furniture. He has also sought to invest in finding a solution to save the world’s threatened Rainforests, setting up The Prince’s Rainforest Group in 2007.
Prince Charles has published the carbon footprint
of his household every year since 2007, as part of his annual report and has
set himself a carbon
target.
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