The BBC tells us that "King Charles III has hosted a
reception to discuss tackling climate change, as
global leaders prepare for the United Nations climate
summit COP27."

We're told that "about 200 politicians and campaigners
met at Buckingham Palace, including British Prime Minister
Riski Sunak, US climate envoy John Kerry and COP President
Alok Sharma."

"The king is internationally known for his climate work, but
it was agreed he would not go to COP27. The United Nation
Conference begins on Sunday in Egypt."

King Charles has worked on the issues of climate for 50 years
to find solutions - long before the first UN COP meeting.
It makes sense for him to now take this stance.

Your views please.

It seems that King Idiot might have been lying about dropping the climate ratbaggery he practised as Prince Idiot.

I found this on the web and thought it worth sharing:

"It really bugs me and yes I am sorry to single you out
because there's a few people on this forum who are also
being dicks but here's the thing. I don't understand
why you get any support at all for being an asshole.

You make the world a worse place to live. I don't know you,
but I do know you don't have to be an asshole. It's your
choice. You don't have to start conversations the way you
do. You don't have to make me feel disgusted to write on
a website that people like you comment on.

You don't have to make the world a worse place. It's not worth
it. You can be a bigger man. You can be a better person.
And you're not.

Now back to the topic:

The get-together was held to discuss sustainability
and the next steps against climate change. The sovereign
inherited his great passion for environmental causes
from his father, Prince Philip. Both of the new King's
sons Prince William and Prince Harry have also taken on
the fight.

There's more at the following:

http://people.com/royals/king-charles-hosts-cop27-kickoff-reception-buckingham-palace/

Foxy,
Try & mix "Living in the latter Days" with this Climate Change Rig & see if it's of any relevance now ?

During the emotional time of the Queen's passing and the pomp of the funeral, a majority of Australians confirmed their support for the Monarchy. His Silliness, King Charles will, I think, erode that support pretty damn quick.

The whole point of a Monarchy is that it is above politics; His Dimwittedness doesn't get that. Climate change is all about politics; all about wealth transference; money making; nothing to do with the environment. Herr Scwarb of the WEF would be so proud of Charles, who is already madder than George 111.