King Charles issues stark warning for future generations over climate crisis
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King Charles has expressed frustration at humanity's handling of the climate crisis, warning against leaving a “ghastly legacy of horror” for future generations.
His concerns are aired in a new ITV documentary, Steve Backshall’s Royal Arctic Challenge, which sees broadcaster Steve Backshall retrace Charles's 1975 trip to the Canadian Arctic.
In the programme, Charles questions why scientific conclusions on climate change are not as readily accepted as in other fields, despite the urgency.
The documentary explores the devastating effects of climate change and pollution on Arctic glaciers, wildlife and indigenous populations over the five decades since Charles’s original journey.
Charles has been an environmental advocate since 1970, consistently working to raise awareness and develop solutions for various ecological issues.