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King Charles has co-authored a children's book about the environmental threats facing the world.
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'Climate Change' - a Ladybird Book to be published next month
last friday The King welcomed world leaders at Buckingham Palace to support efforts to restore the natural world.
Natural England co-author Tony Juniper said at the reception: The King wants to empower young people.
“I think he was fascinated by the level of energy and passion shown by young people in these matters. And eager to offer something about those basic facts and figures. basic idea But also his personal messages. Juniper said.
In 2017, King and Mr Juniper wrote a book for adults about climate change. The new publication aims to make the topic accessible to 7-11 year olds and is "striving to bring the facts to the fingertips of those who will benefit most from finding solutions in time," Mr Juniper explained.
Leaders from governments, businesses, charities and indigenous communities to the Palace Reception to support stronger action to protect biodiversity.
Understanding the slot true danger of certain spiders requires a few myths to be busted first. Here’s everything you need to know about which arachnids to avoid from daddy long legs to tarantulas to black widows.
What is the deadliest spider in the world?
The funnel web spider is widely regarded as the most dangerous arachnid. This Australian spider has a venom that is packed with 40 different toxic proteins.
Though a bite from one of these creatures is certainly capable of killing a human, no deaths have been reported from a funnel web spider in Australia since 1980.