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The King and Prince William step out together for rare joint environmental engagement
King Charles III and Prince William highlighted global climate challenges and announced William will represent the King at COP30 in Brazil, six weeks before the summit.
- King Charles and Prince William attended a reception at the Natural History Museum in London six weeks before the COP30 climate change summit in Belém, Brazil, showing their commitment to environmental issues.
- Prince William will represent King Charles at COP30 and deliver a speech, marking his first international travel for a COP summit.
- King Charles has been a long-time advocate for climate action and his initiatives will be showcased in an upcoming Amazon Prime documentary titled 'Finding Harmony: A King's Vision'.
- The joint engagement expressed unity between King Charles and Prince William, emphasizing their commitment to addressing climate change.
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King Charles and Prince William make rare joint appearance as major announcement made
King Charles and Prince William attended a reception at the Natural History Museum in London to mark six weeks to go until world leaders gather in Belém, Brazil, for the COP30 climate change summit
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