On the Future of Food, a thought-provoking and comprehensive speech by Prince Charles about how sustainable agriculture can and must be achieved is now available as a book.

Prince Charles has donated a fortune to fight climate change royally.

Prince Charles has evidently lost his patience with climate change denial. The BBC reports that while speaking at a policy meeting in Brussels, he called out climate skeptics as having a “corrosive” impact on public opinion. He said that such skeptics were denying a vast body of evidence, and that they were gambling with our future — “I would ask how these people are going to face their grandchildren and admit to them they failed their future,” he said. Read the full account in the BBC….Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Prince Charles has a habit of getting in trouble with architects. HRH likes buildings in the traditional style so that they look like they are from a quieter, gentler…Read the full story on TreeHugger

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We love our daily bread. But celebrities must love it even more, for this one costs a lot of dough: £21 (that’s $30 US). When Liz Hurley, Damien Hirst and Prince Charles are all eating it for breakfast and others are ordering it online to the tune of 100 a week, one has to be a little bit curious to know wha…Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Prince Charles is having a party in September and guess what: we can all go. HRH is opening up the garden of his city house, Clarence House, in September for 12 days. Buy a ticket and you too can peer through the windows, poke around the roses and veggies, and listen to some music whilst drinking tea and meeting green celebrities.

Called “a garden party to make a difference”, it’s all in support of his Start initiative, which promotes a more sustainable lifestyle. The Prince said “We are not …Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Prince Charles has a new project. He is pushing wool as a fashionable and eco-friendly fabric for clothes. That may seem odd as many of us wear wool sweaters as a matter of course. But it turns out that’s not quite the case. With the trend for throwaway instant fashion, cheap and synthetic fabrics have taken over the market.

People are looking up-market to cashmere now and wool is perceived as not so desirable. Some think t…Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Prince Charles has called them the “biggest environmental disaster of all time,” while agriculture industrialists like Monsanto swear they’re safe for human consumption and a boon for the environment. Genetically modified foods are nothing if not controversial, and that controversy spans the globe. From Ireland and the European Un…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Ireland has taken the bold step of banning the cultivation of all GM crops. Photo by ellievanhoutte via Flickr.

Prince Charles has called it the “biggest environmental disaster of all time,” while Monsanto and others maintain it’s saf…Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Lord Rogers is not alone in wishing Prince Charles would stick to ribbon cutting, but the fact is, he has got the pulse of the times and he gets the issues, as in his recent statement in favour of sustainable homes within “dense, mixed-use, walkable developments”.

“I feel immense frustration at the slow pace of change in the face of the increasingly urgent need for more sensitive and responsive human e…Read the full story on TreeHugger