Prince William Advocates Urgent Action for Environmental Preservation
Prince William has urged the world to end environmental destruction and 'make peace with nature' during a UN General Assembly event. He stressed the urgency of addressing climate change and species extinction while announcing finalists for his Earthshot awards. Meanwhile, the Princess of Wales is resuming her duties, planning a Christmas concert after chemotherapy.
Prince William issued a passionate call to end environmental destruction and 'make peace with nature' in his video message at the United Nations General Assembly's Campaign for Nature event in New York.
Highlighting climate change and the threat to one million species, he emphasized the urgency of immediate action.
This message coincided with the announcement of the finalists for his Earthshot awards, recognizing innovative sustainability ideas.
Projects from Ghana, the Philippines, Kenya, Nepal, Kazakhstan, and Scotland are among the finalists, with winners set to receive £1 million in Cape Town, South Africa, in November.
Additionally, the Princess of Wales is returning to her duties post-chemotherapy, planning her annual Christmas carol concert at Windsor Castle.
Highlighting climate change and the threat to one million species, he emphasized the urgency of immediate action.
This message coincided with the announcement of the finalists for his Earthshot awards, recognizing innovative sustainability ideas.
Projects from Ghana, the Philippines, Kenya, Nepal, Kazakhstan, and Scotland are among the finalists, with winners set to receive £1 million in Cape Town, South Africa, in November.
Additionally, the Princess of Wales is returning to her duties post-chemotherapy, planning her annual Christmas carol concert at Windsor Castle.
