Nature in focus amid Davos extravagance

Never mind their jets, hotels and parties. Some of the world’s most powerful, famous and wealthy people said the natural world is a paramount concern.

By Arete News - January 22, 2019

Prince William and Sir David Attenborough discuss environmental issues at Davos (AN/World Economic Forum)

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