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King Charles III Taking the Throne Means the World Loses a Leading Environmentalist During an Energy Crisis
10 Sep 2022 | Abstracted from Fortune
"The British royal family has a tradition of staying as removed from policy affairs as possible...
"The former Prince of Wales has been warning the U.K. and the world about climate change and biodiversity loss for most of his life...roundly ridiculed by the public for it.
"But his warnings proved prescient.
"King Charles III implied long before taking the throne that not even he could make an activist king a reality."
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