King Charles III will be positive force for the environment

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The King will remain committed to the cause he has long championed for many more years, argues the World Resources Institute's Edward Davey

King Charles III has had a remarkable track record of concern and action on the environment. He was ahead of his time, and has sought to use his position to raise awareness and catalyse action on global...

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