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For weeks now, British subjects have been concerned about Queen Elizabeth’s health. Because recently the monarch had to cancel some appointments because of her health. In a video on the occasion of the environmental summit in Glasgow, Queen Elizabeth now even talks about death.
Queen Elizabeth sends cautionary words to the climate conference
Apparently, the Queen is doing a little better again in recent days, after some of her appointments had been canceled because of her health. The Queen had actually planned to attend the climate conference taking place in Glasgow right now in person. But the trip to Glasgow, Scotland, was probably too stressful for the monarch. For this reason, she greeted the participants of the conference with a recorded video, which shows her in her office at Windsor Castle. In her video, the Queen addresses her late husband Philip, who had been involved in environmental protection for quite some time. An issue which had then also inspired his son Charles and grandson William. The Queen is also mighty proud of these two and therefore declares in the video: “It fills me with pride that the work my husband started is now being carried on by my eldest son, Charles, and his son William. I couldn’t be prouder of them.”
Queen Elizabeth: climate protection is important for the next generations
In her video, the Queen addresses cautionary words to the participants of the climate summit. Because so far this topic seems to have in view of the advancing climate change still not the importance, which it actually deserves. Among other things, the Queen pointed out that the effect of the protective measures will only be seen a few years later. Thus, the Queen is sure that she herself will probably not live to see some positive changes, because in the video she says: “None of us lives forever. We should be thinking more about our children and grandchildren. The generations that will eventually follow in our footsteps.” A statement the Queen is, of course, absolutely right about.