When William and Harry were young, they were aware of the need to protect the environment because they witnessed the work that was done by Prince Charles and Prince Philip, Arbiter said. Charles reportedlyto take his children to pick up litter during the holidays, influencing his sons to now use their own platforms to champion environmental causes.
Aside from speaking publicly about conservation efforts, William and Kate have implemented eco-friendly practices in their home life. Reports suggest, for instance, that the royal couple had aninstalled at Kensington Palace, and the pair is dedicated to making the electric car a symbol of their passion to fight against climate change.
that runs on wine and cheese byproducts. He also installed solar panels to generate electricity at Clarence House, where he lives with his wife“The royal family has no power—other than the power to educate, inspire, and motivate,” saidthe CEO of Aspiration, a financial firm that seeks to tackle climate change through “green banking.” This brand of leadership is central to what is needed to confront the climate crisis, he added.
Prince William homed in on this leadership role by launching the Earthshot Prize, an annual prize awarded to five winners who are committed to creating environmental solutions. This effort cemented his stance on climate change and made his dedication to the cause more visible to the public. “He’s managed to bring together some of the brightest minds along with a host of celebrities and public figures,” Arbiter said, reflecting on the initiative.
Additionally, William and Kate have been praised for using fashion as a means to express their environmentally conscious lifestyle shift. In October,, royal observers were quick to notice that Prince William was wearing the same green velvet suit jacket he wore to an event in 2019, paired with 20-year-old pants. Kate wore an Alexander McQueen dress that she had previously worn to a BAFTA event in 2011.
I’m not a huge fan of royalty, but I 💜 these two young men! 🇨🇦
There is no climate crisis. It's all groupthink, hysteria, fraud, and virtue-signalling.