Warmist David Attenborough weighs in: He thinks we're willing to be lectured on energy conservation by a guy with a giant 50-in 3D TV, who spent his life enjoying fossil-fueled travel all over the world

David Attenborough: force of nature

David Attenborough may have lived the perfect life, travelling the world and seeing its wonders before tourism ravaged them.
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An example of these technological changes is provided in the living room of Attenborough's own elegant west London home. It is dominated, not by images of wildlife or native art, as you might expect, but by a giant 50in 3D television.
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So what does Attenborough think about climate change deniers like Lawson? What should be done to counter their highly selective views about global warming?

"Well, it is difficult to know what to say except that people like him have to be allowed to make these claims so that others can assess them. Any idea of suppressing their views would be disastrous. We need to be able to see just how wrong-headed they are and how selective they are in picking data to support their ideas. They pinpoint examples to say global warming cannot be happening because it got colder in some area of the planet. That is the sort of thing they say. But, of course, that completely misunderstands the global nature of the crisis we are facing. We have to keep pointing that out. Certainly I think that most people would recognise that Lawson is up a gum tree..."