Prince Charles fears for the future of William and Kate Middleton’s children

The heir to the English throne does not want his grandchildren to claim him in the future for not having done anything to take care of the planet

There are several public figures who care about climate change and are working to improve life on the planet. Now it is the monarchy that joins this cause and does everything possible to raise awareness of this problem that affects us all.

It was the son of Queen Elizabeth II who said he was quite worried about the future of his grandchildren , the three of his son Prince William and Kate Middleton and that of little Archie, son of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle . It was at a talk at Lincoln University during his official trip to New Zealand that he expressed his feelings.

According to what was said by the Daily Mail, the heir to the English throne expressed all his concerns and said that human beings have not taken care of the planet’s resources and that we are facing a "climate and biodiversity emergency."

As a loving grandfather, Prince Charles mentioned the "overwhelming desire" to protect the future of the children of Kate Middleton and Prince William and the youngest of the Dukes of Sussex.

For the last 40 or 50 years, I have been driven by an overwhelming desire not to be confronted by my grandchildren demanding to know why I did nothing to prevent them from being left behind on a poisoned and destroyed planet.

Remember that Prince Charles has been a climate change activist for many years and wants many to join him.

Humanity is at a tipping point with only a short window before the fate of the planet is out of our hands.

Apart from that he warned that the island nations could disappear.

For small island nations, this is an existential crisis that could see them literally disappear, or become uninhabitable, in the lives of our grandchildren.

And finally, William and Harry’s father mentioned everything that could change if we human beings don’t do something about it.

But no nation, region, or population will remain unaffected by the impacts of food, water, and energy insecurity, and the resulting economic and political insecurity that arise from our apparent utter determination to literally test this planet for destruction.