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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

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  1. JUNE 2020 – WEF – Prince Charles Says Pandemic a Chance to ‘Think Big and Act Now’

    The Prince of Wales said the coronavirus pandemic represents a unique opportunity for the planet to reset itself in a sustainable way.

    In a virtual address to the World Economic Forum, Prince Charles added that “over the past month or so, despite the ongoing crisis, I’ve been encouraged to see the growing calls for a green recovery.”

    The heir to the throne, who’s been promoting environmental causes for decades, also urged people to ‘think big and act now’.

  3. NOVEMBER 2021 – COP26: Prince Charles says ‘time has quite literally run out’

    The Prince of Wales has called for the world to go on a ‘war-like footing’ to act on climate change, as he says ‘time has quite literally run out’.

  4. JUNE 2021 – Prince Charles tells G7 leaders to tackle climate change like the pandemic

    In an address to the Group of Seven (G7) nations on Friday, Britain’s Prince Charles urged the leaders to tackle climate change like they did the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Charles was speaking ahead of a reception hosted by his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, for the G7 and European Union leaders, their partners and guest nations at the Eden Project – the world’s largest indoor rainforest – in Cornwall, England.

    “Climate change and biodiversity loss represent a borderless crisis, the solutions to which have been argued about and postponed for far too long,” Charles said. “Ladies and gentlemen, we are doing it for the pandemic, so if you don’t mind me saying so, we must also do it for the planet.”

    Development campaigners said on Friday that G7 leaders will jeopardize the chance of success at a landmark global climate change summit later this year if they fail to honour past aid promises this weekend during the three-day summit.

    Presidents and prime ministers from the United States, Japan, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and hosts Britain kicked off a three-day summit in southwestern England on Friday with progress on how to slow global warming at the top of the agenda.

    But advocacy groups said G7 and other rich nations had to deliver on a promise of $100 billion a year in financing to help poor countries overhaul their economies and adapt to the impacts of climate change, or risk failure at November’s climate summit.

  5. JUNE 2021 – Prince Charles Urges Business Leaders to Help Safeguard Planet

    The Prince of Wales has described the G7 summit as a “game-changing opportunity” to help tackle climate change.

    Charles invited a group of CEOs and business leaders, including fashion designer Stella McCartney, to St James’ Palace in London.

    The gathering was in preparation for a meeting with world leaders in Cornwall.

  6. JUNE 2010 – The Prince of Wales makes a speech titled: Islam and the Environment

    The Prince delivered the speech to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, of which he is Patron.

    The central point of the lecture was the realisation of the damage which Mankind is doing to the environment and the importance of taking steps to halt it, before it is too late.