Sir David Attenborough says the "collapse of our civilisations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon" unless urgent action is taken against global warming.
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| UN Secretary-general, Antonio Guterres, told countries to ditch coal and embrace the opportunities of new energy sources. |
The 92-year-old famed British naturalist and BBC presenter blamed humans for the, "man-made disaster of global scale, our greatest threat in thousands of years”.
"The world's people have spoken, their message is clear: time is running out," he said.
"They want you, the decision makers, to act now.”
The comments were made in Katowice, Poland, the city hosting the UN's COP24 climate talks — a multilateral meeting drawing together about 200 countries to set the rulebook for the 2015 Paris climate accords.
Read the ABC News story - “David Attenborough, Arnold Schwarzenegger lend green star power to open UN's COP24 climate talks.”
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