One ship from Royal Dutch Shell would have a greater carbon footprint than all of the serving royal family members if im being honest. Largescale ships produce mental amounts of GHGs, I'm not even kidding. Have you seen their 100,000 horsepower turbo diesel engines?
7 minutes I listened that you can achieve ‘this’ and ‘that’ is possible. I am trying to figure out what is ‘this’ and ‘that’, then ‘how’. In other words, what practices are you changing in 2021? How do you measure your success?
Over the years he has contributed vastly to many global environmental projects. While some might see this as 'whatever', he does spread awareness for the need of change. Which is fundamental. I'm not saying I'm right or he's right, or you're right. Success is always slow, awareness is just the start, failure is progress.
@@HarryWhiteGBR its bcuz thsy think the world belongs to them completely the whole thing. That's why him & Philip take about "over population" its just another way of talking about Eugenicists. That's really the goal of everything including the great reset, they want us to go to 0 while they maintain how they always lived. They care so much they blow around on jets that do in 1 day what 1000 cars do in a year.. but his saving the world and were ruining.. right....
Very inspiring to see world leaders are paying attention to sustainable food farming. It's high time we do something than sit and criticize people and sprue hatred
He has actually contributed large amounts to protecting the environment all his life. While his life is rather extravagant it is probably proportional to most if you take into account his technical carbon offsetting, while people like me and you don't do anything about it. I'm not saying your wrong, just saying we are all hypocrites of what we say
He has had responsibility put on his shoulders from birth. I'm working class and understand your sentiment, but he has built the Duchy of Cornwall business up to a multi million pound company , which pays taxes btw, and was at least a decade ahead of the media in realising the dangers of oceanic plastic waste to marine and ultimately human life. I'm not sure that he hasn't 'worked'.
Farming is improving exponentially all over the world. When i was a kid there were millions of people starving in India, East Asia and Africa. Today India is one if the largest food exporters, despite the population growth since then. Hand in hand more and more people and countries are out of absolute poverty. Every day 75k people are out of absolute poverty.
freaking zero hes the prince of england he just tell 's his serfe's how to do their job . which they will do without the need for a usless freaking overlord telling them how to do what they have done all thier lives ?
@@gail-sw9xg yet his tennant farmers can't make a living with the rent they pay so he can live the life of a king = so his farming tenants are just slaves without slavary ?
I want to learn more about climate change. How to we can reduce it. And climate change is very huge puzzle for whole world. I am also come from a farmer family, the climate change growth Lots of problem in environment, soil erosion and from it affects on agriculture.
Very serious and important things about agriculture and climate change. This is huge size problem. On one side poorer countries needs cheaper agriculture products without any notice how much harm to ecology. On other side any eco friendly product would be more expensive. Thanks Prince Philip. I enjoyed to watch this video. You did impressive speech without any paper or tele text.
I'm confused on how we can get this done. Guess I'm looking for a game plan. What can the people (not government unless they are so inclined) do to contribute? I'm amazed that your son and his wife aren't interested in this initiative and stay closer to the Royal Family! I think what you're discussing is extremely important. I look forward to your next video, as I'm not understanding how this all will be achieved. Please tell your family that we love and support the crown in the U.S. Long live the Queen! Thank you Sir!
Beautiful video about climate change. Hermoso video sobre el cambio climático. Let’s be sustainable. Seamos sostenibles. Let’s Go humans! Vamos humanos! 💚💙🖤🌎🌍🌏 👏🏼
Dracula is a fictitious character I believe you are referring to Vlad the Impaler of Wallachia whom lived 560 years ago. I don’t understand how you can describe someone from a centuries old ancestor, and if you’re going to do it in the case of Prince Charles, you must do it to literally every single person alive, since if you go back far enough you have the same ancestors as everyone, for example there is at least 16 million male descendants of Ghenghis Khan who literally killed 11% of humans at the time.
You forgot to mention the elephant in the room. Most crops and farmland go to animal agriculture. One pound of beef wastes 10 to 15 pounds of plant food and 660 gallons of water. Better to eat the plants directly (and no, it's not only grass that cattle eats, it's mainly soy, grains and corn). Not to mention the methane that would be saved by reducing or better even eliminating animal agriculture.
For the trolls, "The Prince of Wales shares support for an international harmonised framework for measuring farm sustainability." It's a good cause. Period.
It's nice to hear the monarchy commenting on something important. I read somewhere that Prince Charles stopped eating meat and hunting years ago and his family were upset. I guess it is still controversial for him to comment on this. I hope when he is king he will influence the government to stop giving subsidies to dairy farmers and encourage them towards more sustainable farming practices. A big reason why the British people still drink so much milk is because government policies make milk so cheap but it is not sustainable.
We Dont need a global food plan. or a global anything sir. Food is local and should be left that way. . . except where starvation areas need help. Talk to your son dont be so narcissistic
Govt officials stop showing up dumping thousands of gallons of milk, eggs.. essentially shutting farm's down creating supply demand..that's a problem..in the name of clown vid precautions if course.
The biggest threat to farming is oil dependence. Modern agriculture is dependent upon oil in 3 ways. 1. Agricultural chemicals that enhance food production 3 fold. Many of these products are made from oil and gas. 2. Farm machinery is powered by diesel (oil). 3. Transport to our local shops is also powered by diesel. The discovery of oil peaked in 1964. Today mankind is consuming 4 times more oil than is discovered. This is unsustainable! Support locally grown food by buying locally grown food. Grow your own food. Currently an oil crisis means a Food crisis. Regards Gray
Moderately true but very much debatable. 1. While biochemicals require energy to produce, it is possible to obviously run the processes through the use of renewable energy. Yes, some of the stuff is made from oil and gas, but if we can limit the oil and gas use to strictly important things such as biochemicals for food yields it would be okay. 2. Farm machinery powered by diesel. Yes, but this is down to the creative thinkers, the brains of the technological world. It is of certainty that soon agricultural machines will be run through renewable technology. It is not a matter of if but simply when. That is fact. We all know fossil fuels will run out, which is why this industry is expanding (electrical vehicle). 3. Transport. Like I said previously, the industry and the world is changing. We will see more and more electrical powered machines such as trucks, hgvs etc along with rail networks. In the future with the more accessible technology, food miles won't be of such importance as GHG emissions would be near void when networks are electric and powered by renewable sources. We do live in an unsustainable world right now. Especially us lot. However, progress is being made. To start the renewables sector is the fundamental backbone to the future which will change everything. It just needs time and quite frankly more investment from governments and support. Yes you are right, an oil crisis would cause a food crisis along with a technology crisis if circuitry and hardware continue to relies on fossil fuels and the high pace of raw material mining. While I share your criticisms, it is without a doubt that at least the quiet corner is changing things. I just hope, like you do, that we can progress sooner rather than later. All the best, Harry
@@HarryWhiteGBR thank you for a very informed comment. It's far more urgent than most people realise. We are in the end game of affordable oil. It could become evident at anytime! Even this year. Cheers Gray
@@grahammewburn You are very welcome. I usually don't like to comment on political or concerning posts because of the amount of silly backlash comments I get. Glad we are both informed and understand our situation. The conservation/protection of the environment and renewables is a personal favourite of mine. While I am no professional, I stand by solid debates backed by science. I just finished my dissertation on local harbour marine pollution and reducing future pollutant levels (yesterday). I hope more and more people understand the world we live in, just like me and you, and trust in the actions that need to be taken for a sustainable future. I won't ramble on much more. Have a great weekend. All the best, Harry
@@HarryWhiteGBR I live on a boat and make my own electricity with solar panels and a wind generator. I'm off the grid. Have a Bonza day. Gray Australia
Climate change is natural. The warm period is over, and sunspot activity is slowing down. As the solar minimum begins we’re looking colder temperatures for at least the next 20 years, probably longer. The last big solar minimum, the Maunder Minimum in the 1600-1700’s that lasted about 70 years will be a great indicator of what will happen.
Its great to see the negative comments. Truly great. It shows how truly great is this speech that so many don't understand why this is so very rare, needed and inspiring. It will be fantastic to watch a true humanitarian become King.
“Peace-love” but a heavy doses of cynicism. Few people in his position really talk and move chess pieces on this matter like he does. It can’t be that he doesn’t care, don’t you think? He does eat organic, and follows the alternative health rout as well. Then it’s not only talk.
@@RoxanneM- What has he done his entire life? He is now a senior realizing he has done LITERALLY NOTHING other than live in the lap of lux, looking down at others. I call it a guilty conscious. Of course he eats organic.. $70 Billion can get u all the organic farms u want.
@@RoxanneM- I'm sure he's convinced he's providing a 'cure' for a problem they created. There's no cynicism in my statement just truth. Believe what you will and I will my, and yes I'd still share my soup with you ♡
Every moment in life is like a cloud on sky, cool environment taps rain water from it, likewise tap as much as possible opportunities from it. 😁 have a nice day😊
How about the mega rich stop disproportionately contributing to the climate emergency which won't affect them the way it is affecting climate refugees? We don't need to hear anything from him.
*People are always blaming circumstances for what they are. I don’t believe in circumstances. The people who get ahead in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can’t find them, make them.* *If you are reading this, never ever give up, we have potential to accomplish our Goals and will succeed. I am cheering for you.* Have a very good day!.
Seriously Charles if you have some time watch Professor Michel van Bizen's channel he has 61 videos on the atmosphere. Or look at Professor William van Wijengaarden's video on methane and climate. You will get an understanding of the physics and the saturation of these gases in the atmosphere that limits temp increases.( flattening curve)
These metrics would be helpful if the research didn't already illustrate that an organic plant-based food production system is lowest land use, lowest water, lowest carbon and lowest environmental impact way to deliver the planet's food supply. Our oceans are already over-exploited after fishing with 'sustainably certified' methods. Use the reduced agricultural land footprint to rewild and plant-trees to sequest carbon. In my view, it's time for action when we already know the answer rather than for well-intented frameworks.
Global food production is indeed a trust, and resource rich regions support non-productive areas. However, private farming and profit-driven markets will not offer a solution to allowing alternative and climate-sensitive farming practices. And, that says nothing about the added burden of distribution and supply obstacles. Middlemen, including the UN, have failed to be the facilitators, and experience tells us the need to find new ways. Frankly, a land trust in productive countries should be offered directly to "poor" countries who participate in food production, farming, and distribution decisions based on 2021 standards and sustainability. The problem with using existing supply chains and organizations necessarily means that we cannot eliminate for-profit or environmentally damaging practices, either drastically or gradually. Once practices are established, they cannot be removed from the operating system. What this means is that "rich" countries need to allow, no, to give up, ownership, control, and profits from (a portion of) food production, supply and distribution, in trust, to allow others to participate in every step of the global food production process, including climate change. Just like offering an embassy to foreign countries within which they make sovereign (political) decisions, so should a land trust for the practical matter of developing new and innovative systems and practices that encompass global matters, politically and practically, based on future benefits to everyone, offering a win-win-win solution. The world can no longer tolerate a model of private ownership, profit, and control with its zero-sum answers.
And how are you going to make farming zero carbon without starving millions? Farms still need oil based fertilisers and pesticides and still need diesel driven tractors. This is a pipe dream unless they're happy skyrocketing food costs.
@@JPSRose There are (I would guess) something like several thousands of farmer who manage perfectly well without oil based fertilizers and pesticides. The idea that we need these things has been touted for far too long by the big producers of such items. They are only interested in profit, not whether the soil is being ruined. If we poison the soil we poison our food and poison ourselves
It's easy to do, makes you feel amazing, can reverse many of the top killing diseases globally, AND corrects the biggest CO2 contributer all at the same time!
@@phreak074 Farming in the UK is very sustainable. Going Vegan in the UK will not change your impact on the planet providing you are buying local. Elsewhere in the world, perhaps.
@@JacobAKAcornpop nothing is stopping me, but the person who is paying 40% - 50% - 60% in taxes to people like him could use that money to build their own garden to help their household. And maybe learn a few more skills along the way. Everyone needs more skills including you and I.
@@bobmam784 I moved into a house with a yard for first time ever last year and spent alot of time studying before this growing season..spent about 1500$ probably throughout last several months getting stuff now I have a successful home garden going with almost 15 different crops in an 80x80 foot yard..its not hard and I dont even have a real job rn just random landscaping gigs. So give me a break dude.
@@JacobAKAcornpop good for you taking initiative. I truly proud of you for doing that. Also thank you for telling people some price points and ideas on how to start. People who will read this thread will appreciate it. On a side note do you have any book recommendations for people to read? Or websites people can look at? The more information the better. I'm just hoping that government would be kind enough to reduce taxes to help out our neighbors.
I wonder when this was filmed as recently videos of the Queen’s ridiculous “Zoom” meetings and various Prince Charles videos have been Actors/doubles and this looks like the real thing? You can see the others are fake by the Queen missing a tooth, fake jewellery, junk shop furniture, clothes etc. We know Prince Charles wears his clothes for forty years and drives an Aston Martin which I believe his mother gave him many years ago so I recognise the fake by his cheap modern suit and “normal” suburban home background. What’s going on?? By the way I do trust his organic credentials as I buy his Duchy organic food in Waitrose because it is delicious and good value for money/health. Also because he eats it himself he probably arranges for the chemtrails to avoid his land. It is possible that his food could be the only real organic food left in the world. I hate to say this but his butter is the best I have ever tasted LOL. Namaste 🙏
Regenerative agriculture is wonderful, but doesn't get to the roots of the problem. You cannot have infinite growth on a finite planet. Until overpopulation and the consumerist capitalist system are dealt with, the planet will continue to suffer. Bless you for trying, Charles, but your fix is a band aid on a gaping wound.
Your royal highness, do you have a point here? Why is Ted now so open to industry advertising and empty platitudes like this, rather than informative talks? The only true labelling is that animal agriculture is and will never be remotely sustainable.
@@caroline61804 if you’re interested in finding out what they’re really up to, search the EU legislation portal (eur-lex) for terms like “transgenic” “antibiotic resistance” “animal health” “plant health” - they should get you started.
He means it so much he is still willing to live off the human & environmental exploitation he claims to care so much abt. LOL.. Cognitive Dissonance - he needs to look the word up & learn what it means.
"or get as close to this as we possibly can" Unfortunately that is not an option anymore. We must meet net zero worldwide or the effects of climate change will be irreversible. Anyone reading this please look into reduce your consumption of animal products as this is the largest output of emissions. Perhaps iexploitation
This is a deliberate and necessary fashion when you live in large country houses and Palaces in the U.K. to keep out the draught in cold winters when you have a very large property to heat. I do it myself with my glass kitchen/garden door which is like having a freezer door open in winter without the over long curtain!! Actually you have reminded me that my Grandmother in cold and damp Northern Ireland in the Fifties had a huge thick over length velvet curtain on the inside of the Sitting Room door, probably because it was the only room they could afford to heat. You’ve made me think I should go and live in Spain as I rarely put my heating on and my poor Siamese cat lives under the duvet all winter, he is there now and it is May and 16 degrees inside and outside!! Namaste 🐈🙏
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He’s probably got a bigger carbon footprint than shell oil
How so ?
One ship from Royal Dutch Shell would have a greater carbon footprint than all of the serving royal family members if im being honest. Largescale ships produce mental amounts of GHGs, I'm not even kidding. Have you seen their 100,000 horsepower turbo diesel engines?
Exactly!!!
Hes not a one castle kind of person, hes known for privilege huge privilege
@@HarryWhiteGBR I don't follow your logic
7 minutes I listened that you can achieve ‘this’ and ‘that’ is possible.
I am trying to figure out what is ‘this’ and ‘that’, then ‘how’.
In other words, what practices are you changing in 2021? How do you measure your success?
They want complete control over the worlds food supply.
Drink less / understand more
He said a bunch of people are going to get together to establish metrics for measuring sustainable farming.
Over the years he has contributed vastly to many global environmental projects. While some might see this as 'whatever', he does spread awareness for the need of change. Which is fundamental. I'm not saying I'm right or he's right, or you're right.
Success is always slow, awareness is just the start, failure is progress.
@@HarryWhiteGBR its bcuz thsy think the world belongs to them completely the whole thing. That's why him & Philip take about "over population" its just another way of talking about Eugenicists. That's really the goal of everything including the great reset, they want us to go to 0 while they maintain how they always lived. They care so much they blow around on jets that do in 1 day what 1000 cars do in a year.. but his saving the world and were ruining.. right....
Very inspiring to see world leaders are paying attention to sustainable food farming. It's high time we do something than sit and criticize people and sprue hatred
That is ALL Wealthy people WILL DO, TALK!
Does His KKKLAN LIVE CLIMATE RESPONSIBLE? Do ANY of THEM WORK-FARM ?
Dude with one of the largest carbon footprints of all humans in history lectures us on our carbon footprints.
He has actually contributed large amounts to protecting the environment all his life. While his life is rather extravagant it is probably proportional to most if you take into account his technical carbon offsetting, while people like me and you don't do anything about it. I'm not saying your wrong, just saying we are all hypocrites of what we say
@@HarryWhiteGBR I agree Harry
Sounded pretty sensible to me
Do not use your ignorance to judge, do your homework.
@@HarryWhiteGBR you are truly balls deep on this man
Let’s learn how we should live from someone who’s never had to work.
He still can be expert on a specific field and we can learn. I mean, is there anything wrong he says here? Stop being arrogant know it all.
He has had responsibility put on his shoulders from birth. I'm working class and understand your sentiment, but he has built the Duchy of Cornwall business up to a multi million pound company , which pays taxes btw, and was at least a decade ahead of the media in realising the dangers of oceanic plastic waste to marine and ultimately human life. I'm not sure that he hasn't 'worked'.
@@percyweasley9301 unti he picks up a shovel on my farm and helps, I don’t care
@@nicholaswilson7734 You are reacting like children.
@@richardraymond878 Why do you still have monarchy there thought? Why do you like it so much?
I'll take you seriously the day you preach to CHINA and the industries that off-shored there.
Do more research, as you're information is old.
Meanwhile you can start doing your part: consume reasonably, buy locally and products with traceable origin
Farming is improving exponentially all over the world. When i was a kid there were millions of people starving in India, East Asia and Africa. Today India is one if the largest food exporters, despite the population growth since then. Hand in hand more and more people and countries are out of absolute poverty.
Every day 75k people are out of absolute poverty.
I have never heard him speak until now
Ditto, and I'm 45 and usually paid attention to anything they did or said that made news over the course of my life!
Thanks TEDx for giving voice to the powerless and the poor.
How much of farming experience does this fella have?
Oh yes, that's right. We need a bunch of blokes who drive tractors and shovel sh** to sort this all out.
He has had a serious interest in holistic farming for decades.
He mentioned 35 years.
freaking zero hes the prince of england he just tell 's his serfe's how to do their job .
which they will do without the need for a usless freaking overlord telling them how to do what they have done all thier lives ?
@@gail-sw9xg yet his tennant farmers can't make a living with the rent they pay so he can live the life of a king = so his farming tenants are just slaves without slavary ?
I want to learn more about climate change. How to we can reduce it. And climate change is very huge puzzle for whole world. I am also come from a farmer family, the climate change growth Lots of problem in environment, soil erosion and from it affects on agriculture.
Very serious and important things about agriculture and climate change. This is huge size problem. On one side poorer countries needs cheaper agriculture products without any notice how much harm to ecology. On other side any eco friendly product would be more expensive. Thanks Prince Philip. I enjoyed to watch this video. You did impressive speech without any paper or tele text.
I'm confused on how we can get this done. Guess I'm looking for a game plan. What can the people (not government unless they are so inclined) do to contribute?
I'm amazed that your son and his wife aren't interested in this initiative and stay closer to the Royal Family!
I think what you're discussing is extremely important.
I look forward to your next video, as I'm not understanding how this all will be achieved.
Please tell your family that we love and support the crown in the U.S.
Long live the Queen!
Thank you Sir!
Queen Elizabeth owns 6.6 billion acres. what's the carbon footprint?
Your Highness, I really admire your commitment to the environment and English farming. If you don't mind my saying so.
hes not gonna see this comment Susan
@@user-ds8gf3ki2g : You never can tell.
@@susanmercurio1060 He very well could, actually.
Beautiful video about climate change. Hermoso video sobre el cambio climático. Let’s be sustainable. Seamos sostenibles. Let’s Go humans! Vamos humanos! 💚💙🖤🌎🌍🌏 👏🏼
You're weird
The blood relative of Dracula is EXACTLY who I want poking around in the global food production...
Better than Monsanto though
Billy Gates p.I.m.p
Dracula is a fictitious character I believe you are referring to Vlad the Impaler of Wallachia whom lived 560 years ago. I don’t understand how you can describe someone from a centuries old ancestor, and if you’re going to do it in the case of Prince Charles, you must do it to literally every single person alive, since if you go back far enough you have the same ancestors as everyone, for example there is at least 16 million male descendants of Ghenghis Khan who literally killed 11% of humans at the time.
What we don't need are any more idiots. Please don't join they parade.
@@r.m2192 he admits this dark ancestry
look it up
You forgot to mention the elephant in the room. Most crops and farmland go to animal agriculture. One pound of beef wastes 10 to 15 pounds of plant food and 660 gallons of water. Better to eat the plants directly (and no, it's not only grass that cattle eats, it's mainly soy, grains and corn). Not to mention the methane that would be saved by reducing or better even eliminating animal agriculture.
For the trolls, "The Prince of Wales shares support for an international harmonised framework for measuring farm sustainability." It's a good cause. Period.
Looks like u are brainwashed to ignore the absurdity that is the Windsors... I mean the Saxe Coburgs.
It's nice to hear the monarchy commenting on something important. I read somewhere that Prince Charles stopped eating meat and hunting years ago and his family were upset. I guess it is still controversial for him to comment on this. I hope when he is king he will influence the government to stop giving subsidies to dairy farmers and encourage them towards more sustainable farming practices. A big reason why the British people still drink so much milk is because government policies make milk so cheap but it is not sustainable.
We Dont need a global food plan. or a global anything sir. Food is local and should be left that way. . . except where starvation areas need help.
Talk to your son dont be so narcissistic
Good on you HRH. Keep the torch burning.
He has been advocating for environment for years.
From his high throne. How comfortable to do that from there
Advocacy is not enough when he has the means to enact actual change, yet chooses not to
Thank you Prince for noting the issue...
Help the farmers, additional incentives, tax breaks and guidance for those who are willing to or do this.
Govt officials stop showing up dumping thousands of gallons of milk, eggs.. essentially shutting farm's down creating supply demand..that's a problem..in the name of clown vid precautions if course.
@@Roboticdoughbull3k nhu 7
This is great.
If you wear the truth goggles, you will hear him say, "Obey our commands, you pathetic slaves".
I would love it if a farmer made a video advising the Royal Family how to rule. About as relevant.
I doubt if any farmer had as much experience in the "Establishment " as Charlie’s has had in farming. P S, I’m a republic lover.
No prince of mine, mine died in 1282
Mine died April 2016 😔🕊
The biggest threat to farming is oil dependence.
Modern agriculture is dependent upon oil in 3 ways.
1. Agricultural chemicals that enhance food production 3 fold. Many of these products are made from oil and gas.
2. Farm machinery is powered by diesel (oil).
3. Transport to our local shops is also powered by diesel.
The discovery of oil peaked in 1964.
Today mankind is consuming 4 times more oil than is discovered.
This is unsustainable!
Support locally grown food by buying locally grown food.
Grow your own food.
Currently an oil crisis means a
Food crisis.
Regards Gray
Moderately true but very much debatable.
1. While biochemicals require energy to produce, it is possible to obviously run the processes through the use of renewable energy. Yes, some of the stuff is made from oil and gas, but if we can limit the oil and gas use to strictly important things such as biochemicals for food yields it would be okay.
2. Farm machinery powered by diesel. Yes, but this is down to the creative thinkers, the brains of the technological world. It is of certainty that soon agricultural machines will be run through renewable technology. It is not a matter of if but simply when. That is fact. We all know fossil fuels will run out, which is why this industry is expanding (electrical vehicle).
3. Transport. Like I said previously, the industry and the world is changing. We will see more and more electrical powered machines such as trucks, hgvs etc along with rail networks. In the future with the more accessible technology, food miles won't be of such importance as GHG emissions would be near void when networks are electric and powered by renewable sources.
We do live in an unsustainable world right now. Especially us lot. However, progress is being made. To start the renewables sector is the fundamental backbone to the future which will change everything. It just needs time and quite frankly more investment from governments and support. Yes you are right, an oil crisis would cause a food crisis along with a technology crisis if circuitry and hardware continue to relies on fossil fuels and the high pace of raw material mining.
While I share your criticisms, it is without a doubt that at least the quiet corner is changing things. I just hope, like you do, that we can progress sooner rather than later.
All the best,
Harry
@@HarryWhiteGBR thank you for a very informed comment.
It's far more urgent than most people realise. We are in the end game of affordable oil.
It could become evident at anytime!
Even this year.
Cheers Gray
@@grahammewburn You are very welcome.
I usually don't like to comment on political or concerning posts because of the amount of silly backlash comments I get.
Glad we are both informed and understand our situation.
The conservation/protection of the environment and renewables is a personal favourite of mine. While I am no professional, I stand by solid debates backed by science. I just finished my dissertation on local harbour marine pollution and reducing future pollutant levels (yesterday).
I hope more and more people understand the world we live in, just like me and you, and trust in the actions that need to be taken for a sustainable future.
I won't ramble on much more. Have a great weekend.
All the best,
Harry
@@HarryWhiteGBR I live on a boat and make my own electricity with solar panels and a wind generator. I'm off the grid. Have a Bonza day.
Gray Australia
@@grahammewburn That is the dream! (I'm a sailor myself).
Thank you very much,
Harry :)
Climate change is natural. The warm period is over, and sunspot activity is slowing down. As the solar minimum begins we’re looking colder temperatures for at least the next 20 years, probably longer. The last big solar minimum, the Maunder Minimum in the 1600-1700’s that lasted about 70 years will be a great indicator of what will happen.
China isn't worried about carbon! The Asian pollution is crazy!
Screw this channel. Turned into a big propaganda piece ✌️
Dead Talks
Yeah let’s listen to the dude who flies around in a private jet about climate change
This dude is going down ................. wait for it !!!
How much force needs to be applied to achieve harmony with nature, your self, and the society?
Great Job His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales!
This was so awkward. I always thought that you are actually one of them who controls the weather and climate changes
um...why?
@@Ba-pb8ul um.... “Weather As A Force Multiplier - Controlling The Weather 2025.” Those who control the weather, control the world.
Well he is. P.I.m.p of Billy Gates as well
THERAPY
Thank you, Prince Charles, from a California Girl, Herbalist and student of Welchman Herbalist, David Hoffmann, B.S. etc..
Why didn't he act like 10 years ago?
He was prob too busy taking Epsetin's private jet just like his bro.
Its great to see the negative comments. Truly great. It shows how truly great is this speech that so many don't understand why this is so very rare, needed and inspiring. It will be fantastic to watch a true humanitarian become King.
So few people think of the next generation
more double talk...peace-love to whomever reads this thread !♡
“Peace-love” but a heavy doses of cynicism. Few people in his position really talk and move chess pieces on this matter like he does. It can’t be that he doesn’t care, don’t you think? He does eat organic, and follows the alternative health rout as well. Then it’s not only talk.
@@RoxanneM- What has he done his entire life? He is now a senior realizing he has done LITERALLY NOTHING other than live in the lap of lux, looking down at others. I call it a guilty conscious. Of course he eats organic.. $70 Billion can get u all the organic farms u want.
@@RoxanneM- I'm sure he's convinced he's providing a 'cure' for a problem they created. There's no cynicism in my statement just truth. Believe what you will and I will my, and yes I'd still share my soup with you ♡
@@RoxanneM- eating organic isn't enough. He is part of the problem.
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal then others.
MONSANTO. JUST BECAUSE YOU ARE RICH ...YOU ARE NOT A WORLD LEADER.
Rich from tax payers.
Every moment in life is like a cloud on sky, cool environment taps rain water from it, likewise tap as much as possible opportunities from it. 😁 have a nice day😊
How about the mega rich stop disproportionately contributing to the climate emergency which won't affect them the way it is affecting climate refugees? We don't need to hear anything from him.
*People are always blaming circumstances for what they are. I don’t believe in circumstances. The people who get ahead in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can’t find them, make them.*
*If you are reading this, never ever give up, we have potential to accomplish our Goals and will succeed. I am cheering for you.*
Have a very good day!.
It's 2021, am I seriously going to have to explain how the many ways someone can be privileged makes their life easier?
Seriously Charles if you have some time watch Professor Michel van Bizen's channel he has 61 videos on the atmosphere. Or look at Professor William van Wijengaarden's video on methane and climate. You will get an understanding of the physics and the saturation of these gases in the atmosphere that limits temp increases.( flattening curve)
These metrics would be helpful if the research didn't already illustrate that an organic plant-based food production system is lowest land use, lowest water, lowest carbon and lowest environmental impact way to deliver the planet's food supply. Our oceans are already over-exploited after fishing with 'sustainably certified' methods. Use the reduced agricultural land footprint to rewild and plant-trees to sequest carbon. In my view, it's time for action when we already know the answer rather than for well-intented frameworks.
Farms are fine, the climates fine, jog on.
If you are looking for away to help the environment you can use ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees
I say this becaue the UN and Bayer pay me to. Lmao. Brought to you by Brondo. The thirst mutilator
It's got Electrolytes!
@@SilverCord007 it's got what plants crave!
God Wins in the End Bro! Face It! 💯
The one true God right
Global food production is indeed a trust, and resource rich regions support non-productive areas. However, private farming and profit-driven markets will not offer a solution to allowing alternative and climate-sensitive farming practices. And, that says nothing about the added burden of distribution and supply obstacles. Middlemen, including the UN, have failed to be the facilitators, and experience tells us the need to find new ways. Frankly, a land trust in productive countries should be offered directly to "poor" countries who participate in food production, farming, and distribution decisions based on 2021 standards and sustainability. The problem with using existing supply chains and organizations necessarily means that we cannot eliminate for-profit or environmentally damaging practices, either drastically or gradually. Once practices are established, they cannot be removed from the operating system. What this means is that "rich" countries need to allow, no, to give up, ownership, control, and profits from (a portion of) food production, supply and distribution, in trust, to allow others to participate in every step of the global food production process, including climate change. Just like offering an embassy to foreign countries within which they make sovereign (political) decisions, so should a land trust for the practical matter of developing new and innovative systems and practices that encompass global matters, politically and practically, based on future benefits to everyone, offering a win-win-win solution. The world can no longer tolerate a model of private ownership, profit, and control with its zero-sum answers.
You don't believe your own bollocks, surely? What farming practice wouldn't survive with double the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere?
His Royal Highness should kick out corrupt people out of his country first. What kind of corrupt people? People like "Nawaz Shareef"
Yah, you will own nothing and will be happy. Their website said it.
Cook.
Oh look its Jimmy Saviles pal
Save Our Planet
And how are you going to make farming zero carbon without starving millions? Farms still need oil based fertilisers and pesticides and still need diesel driven tractors. This is a pipe dream unless they're happy skyrocketing food costs.
NO THEY DO NOT
@@Artemis7373 well no they don't need oil if they're happy starving out half the world's population, that's my point.
@@JPSRose There are (I would guess) something like several thousands of farmer who manage perfectly well without oil based fertilizers and pesticides. The idea that we need these things has been touted for far too long by the big producers of such items. They are only interested in profit, not whether the soil is being ruined. If we poison the soil we poison our food and poison ourselves
@@Artemis7373 I tend to agree, the problem is with scalability.
Go Vegan ❤🌱
It’s a shame that so few people care to
It's easy to do, makes you feel amazing, can reverse many of the top killing diseases globally, AND corrects the biggest CO2 contributer all at the same time!
@@phreak074 Farming in the UK is very sustainable. Going Vegan in the UK will not change your impact on the planet providing you are buying local. Elsewhere in the world, perhaps.
Go where ?
Yes
Its so easy speak from your castle, he is just a messanger.
TheSweetVillain: This is not even him anymore. I'll unsubscribe from this BS TEDs Talks
Why should I take advice from the person who emotionally abused Princess Diana?
Hé improved over the past two decades
@@iblamelance5350 At what? probably still messing with Camilla sure.
She may have been wonky to start with
@@jakeinator722 improving to become a better man ... he is 70 after all and not the foolish and bullying 30 year old
Or let people grown their own Local gardens and given the citizens a tax break.
What's stopping you?
@@JacobAKAcornpop nothing is stopping me, but the person who is paying 40% - 50% - 60% in taxes to people like him could use that money to build their own garden to help their household. And maybe learn a few more skills along the way. Everyone needs more skills including you and I.
@@bobmam784 I moved into a house with a yard for first time ever last year and spent alot of time studying before this growing season..spent about 1500$ probably throughout last several months getting stuff now I have a successful home garden going with almost 15 different crops in an 80x80 foot yard..its not hard and I dont even have a real job rn just random landscaping gigs. So give me a break dude.
And I grew in pots on my balcony before that for next to nothing.
@@JacobAKAcornpop good for you taking initiative. I truly proud of you for doing that. Also thank you for telling people some price points and ideas on how to start. People who will read this thread will appreciate it.
On a side note do you have any book recommendations for people to read? Or websites people can look at?
The more information the better.
I'm just hoping that government would be kind enough to reduce taxes to help out our neighbors.
He should start eating fake meat and bugs.
I love being lectured by the elites
what a scam
How so?
Really important
Type quickly. Comment section getting closed down soon lol 😂
lol
I wonder when this was filmed as recently videos of the Queen’s ridiculous “Zoom” meetings and various Prince Charles videos have been Actors/doubles and this looks like the real thing? You can see the others are fake by the Queen missing a tooth, fake jewellery, junk shop furniture, clothes etc. We know Prince Charles wears his clothes for forty years and drives an Aston Martin which I believe his mother gave him many years ago so I recognise the fake by his cheap modern suit and “normal” suburban home background. What’s going on?? By the way I do trust his organic credentials as I buy his Duchy organic food in Waitrose because it is delicious and good value for money/health. Also because he eats it himself he probably arranges for the chemtrails to avoid his land. It is possible that his food could be the only real organic food left in the world. I hate to say this but his butter is the best I have ever tasted LOL. Namaste 🙏
No photo bombs by the queen sigh
Isn’t this dude who’s mother killed his wife or sum in Paris and then covered it up?
Bunch of BS
@@gail-sw9xg ah it’s not him then? Say less b
I would like to ask Vandana Shiva what she thinks of this today. I really have no idea what she would say.
Thank you, your Majesty, for bringing this topic to the public attention! Great speech.
Thank you for living in coocoo land
Mug.
Government controlled food, education, housing, money sensing a pattern 🤔
Princess Trust, thank you! My nanny meet you and from that day on what a gentleman
Total bullshitter.
Good information all farmers 👍
Regenerative agriculture is wonderful, but doesn't get to the roots of the problem. You cannot have infinite growth on a finite planet. Until overpopulation and the consumerist capitalist system are dealt with, the planet will continue to suffer. Bless you for trying, Charles, but your fix is a band aid on a gaping wound.
Your royal highness, do you have a point here?
Why is Ted now so open to industry advertising and empty platitudes like this, rather than informative talks?
The only true labelling is that animal agriculture is and will never be remotely sustainable.
One big global sustainable living CO-OPERATIVE.
It can be done!
"We are beginning to wake up..." Indeed Sir. Let's now do something about it and indeed you very much can help. Thanks RH
He’d make it as king. Reconn so. If he promotes stop vax he’d be a great King 👑
Prince Charles has been ahead of the game many times.
You obviously have no idea what he is actually talking about.
@@jonstan171 Quite possibly so. I admit.
@@caroline61804 if you’re interested in finding out what they’re really up to, search the EU legislation portal (eur-lex) for terms like “transgenic” “antibiotic resistance” “animal health” “plant health” - they should get you started.
Amen brothers and sisters
What the what?
I love his accent.
This guy looks like he fell asleep in that suit.
He talks like he has something in his mouth. Public enemy #1🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
His princely words are so very true, and I do think he really means it.
He means it so much he is still willing to live off the human & environmental exploitation he claims to care so much abt. LOL.. Cognitive Dissonance - he needs to look the word up & learn what it means.
The WEALTHY say “ LESS BABIES for Poor & NonCaucasians…”, but THEY having Babies !
May 8 2021 5:39 am, a comment before it got close
Look and listen... This is not who you think it is. Look closely!
"or get as close to this as we possibly can" Unfortunately that is not an option anymore. We must meet net zero worldwide or the effects of climate change will be irreversible. Anyone reading this please look into reduce your consumption of animal products as this is the largest output of emissions. Perhaps iexploitation
Organic is the only way to go. Just cut to the chase!
Not for the poor
I can't get past the curtains
that are dragging on the floor,
no one measured that 😲🧐
This is a deliberate and necessary fashion when you live in large country houses and Palaces in the U.K. to keep out the draught in cold winters when you have a very large property to heat. I do it myself with my glass kitchen/garden door which is like having a freezer door open in winter without the over long curtain!! Actually you have reminded me that my Grandmother in cold and damp Northern Ireland in the Fifties had a huge thick over length velvet curtain on the inside of the Sitting Room door, probably because it was the only room they could afford to heat. You’ve made me think I should go and live in Spain as I rarely put my heating on and my poor Siamese cat lives under the duvet all winter, he is there now and it is May and 16 degrees inside and outside!! Namaste 🐈🙏
@@tumbleweeduk7479 Really? That was interesting... Thanks for sharing 😊
Namaste 🙏
I didn't understand every sentence he said. So what is the problem with him and his speech?
I've read some comments an didn't got the point 🙈
The prince is doing his bit for a very important matter.
USA Weather Channel Founder John Coleman Exposed the climate change govt money grab tax over 10 yrs ago
0 disappeared beach shorelines in every capital city in every country on planet Earth
We can never mesure the hight level of water and food suply so we leve it to that creator
We need to discuss our only option and that is to harness the power of animal agriculture using holistic management practices. The answer is so simple but money and power are in the way along with a population whose messaging is acting as a smoke screen to the real issues.
Vegans and vegetarians have every right to eat what they choose but even they will not have ANY! food without animal inputs=ruminants.
My kids, your kids, their kids and on are banking on people realizing that life eats death, and death is life regardless if there is blood on the plate or not. Please, for my and your kids sakes, pull heads out of .....
Well well, it's the guy that invited Jimmy Saville to one of his 'special parties'.
Did everyone suddenly forgot that he was the reason that Princess Di got killed ?
Don't do that. He just cheated on Diana. Queen Lizzy did the deed allegedly.
Diana died because of a media feeding frenzy.
@@gail-sw9xg Now there's someone who watches the BBC.
DEPOP. He loves the earth so much that he's willing to sacrifice most of us for her.
To rid this stain from the earth that is humanity?
With all respect, I don't understand easily. Royalty are my Honor. I'm Asperger's.
Estuvo excelente no entendí nada pero estuvo excelente😆😂😂