Not only did King Charles III propagate the misinformation surrounding climate change, he even claimed pagan, new age reasons for wanting to protect the earth.

From Daily Mail. [King Charles III] told world leaders that ‘the Earth does not belong to us’, as he called on nations to work together at the Cop28 eco-summit in Dubai.

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The monarch told delegates his grandchildren will be ‘living with the consequences of what we did or didn’t do’ on climate change in 2050 …

Charles is the only foreign head of state who has been invited to speak at the climate action meeting of global leaders in honour of the work he has been undertaking in the environmental field for decades.

The King said at the opening of the World Climate Action Summit this morning that despite some progress, ‘transformational action’ was needed as the dangers of climate change are ‘no longer distant risks’.

He told heads of state, heads of government and business and climate delegates at Expo City Dubai that nature was being taken into ‘dangerous, uncharted territory’ by human activity, and called for ‘nature-positive’ change. …

In his address, the King said: ‘I pray with all my heart that Cop28 will be another critical turning point towards genuine transformational action at a time when, already, as scientists have been warning for so long, we are seeing alarming tipping points being reached. …

Under the Paris Agreement, states agreed to limit the average global temperature rise to 2C above pre-industrial levels and aim to stop it from rising above 1.5C.

But the United Nations has warned that the planet is on course for a catastrophic 3C increase by the end of the century under current climate policies, despite efforts.

The King pointed to repeated cyclones seen in island nations, wildfires across Europe and unprecedented floods in Asia as some of many clear signs of ongoing climate change.

‘As I have tried to say on many occasions, unless we rapidly repair and restore nature’s unique economy, based on harmony and balance, which is our ultimate sustainer, our own economy and survivability will be imperilled,’ he said.

Charles tasked world leaders to answer five key questions during the climate summit, adding that ‘the hope of the world’ rests on decisions taken over the coming days.

They are how public and private organisations can be brought together to combat climate change; how to ensure money is found for developments to secure a sustainable future; how innovation can be accelerated; how long-term approaches can be found; and how an ‘ambitious new vision’ can be forged for the next century.

Cop28 began on Thursday and runs until December 12, with the UK Government pledging £1.6billion for international climate change projects throughout the summit. …

Closing his speech, the King said: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, in your hands, is an unmissable opportunity to keep our common hope alive. …

‘After all, ladies and gentlemen, in 2050 our grandchildren won’t be asking what we said, they will be living with the consequences of what we did or didn’t do. …

‘We need to remember, too, that the indigenous worldview teaches us that we are all connected, not only as human beings but with all living things and all that sustains life.

‘As part of this grand and sacred system, harmony with nature must be maintained.

‘The Earth does not belong to us, we belong to the Earth.’ …

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(Excerpt from Daily Mail. Photo Credit: Jane Barlow – WPA Pool/Getty Images)