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Charles urges world to keep on green course

31 Oct 2008

Prince Charles ... battle for survival.
Prince Charles ... battle for survival.

Prince Charles has urged Japan and other major nations to take action in the global “battle for survival” against climate change and emphasised that the current financial crisis should not be made an excuse to abandon efforts on emission cuts and forest conservation.

On the first full day of his official trip to Japan, Prince Charles described the ”climate crunch” as the biggest challenge the world has ever faced and impressed an audience of business leaders by quoting, in Japanese, the proverb ”What is now most needed is action, not words”.


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