Prince Charles to criticise big business in book and documentary - Brand Republic News - Brand Republic

LONDON - Prince Charles is to follow in the footsteps of former US vice-president Al Gore with a book and documentary movie called 'Harmony', which will warn the world of the damaging impact of big business on the environment.
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Charles, who is no doubt hoping he can replicate Gore's level of success, has long been an advocate of green measures such as organic farming.

2008: Prince Charles drops jet for yacht - World environment- msnbc.com

CHAGUARAMAS, Trinidad - Sometimes the fight against global warming can be downright pleasant.

Britain's Prince Charles, eschewing pollution-spewing jets, is touring the Caribbean on a 246-foot megayacht, complete with hot tub, gym and 24-member crew.

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Old farts may recall the original Earth Day in 1970 when its proponents were warning Earthlings to button up their overcoats, assuming that by now the then-imminent New Ice Age would have spread across the continent and enveloped everything from the Statue of Liberty to the fruited plain to the Golden Gate Bridge in one huge ice cube. We all know what assumptions and assuming can lead to.

We all make mistakes, no? The Earth Day people view critical mistakes as occasions to re-group, take a temperature reading, and re-define what they’re talking about since that can vary a great deal.

The Great Freeze Scam was thereafter supplanted in favor of the Global Warming Scam, merely coincidental with age-old, cyclical and natural solar activity, until the damned planet started cooling off again. Undismayed by reality, those who truly care about the Earth as opposed to the rest of us who don’t give a damn, switched gears and tactics and adopted a new buzz term, “climate change.” That, they figured, would cover them no matter what the Earth decided to do.

Just think how bad it would have been if the Earth wasn't overheating

Photographer Martin Hartley spent the first few weeks of the expedition in agony with severe frostbite in his toe.