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Bonney Prince Charles Gives Earth 100 Months to "Fix Global Warming " Even Though We Have Just Had the Coldest Winter in Decades
( March 12, 2009 )
The Prince of Wales has warned that nations are "at a defining moment in the world's history" over climate change.
The Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, told 200 business leaders in Rio de Janeiro that the world has 'less than 100 months' to save the planet.
He delivered his most impassioned and urgent plea yet on the need for the world to unite to tackle global warming. In a keynote speech in Brazil, the heir to the British throne delivered a stark warning that if nations fail to tackle deforestation and other problems over the next eight years then irreversible harm will be done to the environment.
Prince Charles told 200 business leaders in Rio de Janeiro that the world has “less than 100 months” to save the planet.
"As the world's economy heads further into recession, it would be easy to lose sight of the bigger picture; to commit the sin, as we say in England and if you will pardon the terrible pun, of 'not seeing the wood for the trees'. For we are, I fear, at a defining moment in the world's history.
"We are facing a series of challenges so immense that we can, perhaps, be forgiven for feeling they are all too forbidding to confront. "If we can redouble our efforts to unite the world in meeting perhaps its greatest and most critical challenge, then we may yet be able to prevail and thereby to avoid bequeathing a poisoned chalice to our children and grandchildren. But we only have 100 months to act."
The Prince of Wales has warned that nations are "at a defining moment in the world's history" over climate change.
The Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, told 200 business leaders in Rio de Janeiro that the world has 'less than 100 months' to save the planet.
He delivered his most impassioned and urgent plea yet on the need for the world to unite to tackle global warming. In a keynote speech in Brazil, the heir to the British throne delivered a stark warning that if nations fail to tackle deforestation and other problems over the next eight years then irreversible harm will be done to the environment.
Prince Charles told 200 business leaders in Rio de Janeiro that the world has “less than 100 months” to save the planet.
"As the world's economy heads further into recession, it would be easy to lose sight of the bigger picture; to commit the sin, as we say in England and if you will pardon the terrible pun, of 'not seeing the wood for the trees'. For we are, I fear, at a defining moment in the world's history.
"We are facing a series of challenges so immense that we can, perhaps, be forgiven for feeling they are all too forbidding to confront. "If we can redouble our efforts to unite the world in meeting perhaps its greatest and most critical challenge, then we may yet be able to prevail and thereby to avoid bequeathing a poisoned chalice to our children and grandchildren. But we only have 100 months to act."
..... Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrm , not really , Charles . .... It has actually been the coldest winter in decades , and frankly , scientists who do not have their funding at stake , realize and admit that the Sun's magnetic activities are responsible for "climate change" . By the way , Charles , did you know that the Vikings who discovered what we now call Greenland found it lush green and growing citrus ? That is why the Vikings named it Greenland , even though the whole blasted place is all white today , covered with ice and snow . It happens , Charles . Just deal with it .
Teddy advises Diana's ex-husband that he lacks the scientific mind , or evidence for any of his wrong-headed statements on "global warming ", and that he should stick to things for which he is more well-suited , such as art and bringing up fabulous boys .
Bobo's Lowest (Makaka ) Rating to Prince Charles for his ideas on climate .
Charles may like this by the way http://form.douglassreport.com/reports/GlobalWarming.pdfBobo Rates Prince Charles on climate : Lowest Makaka
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