David Attenborough Says Climate Change Is A ‘Crime’ Humanity Has Inflicted On The Planet
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The documentarian reiterated his grief that society has destroyed large swaths of the natural world, but said humanity is “not beyond redemption.”
Famed naturalist David Attenborough said climate change is a “crime” humanity has committed against the planet in an interview that aired Sunday, asking why society should have the prerogative to continue “poisoning life on earth” when there is still time for redemption. Attenborough made the comments during an interview with “60 Minutes,” following the release of his book and Netflix documentary, “A Life On Our Planet.” The projects have been referred to as his final “witness statement” following a life spent in the natural world. Host Anderson Cooper asked about such terminology, noting the statement is typically given after a crime.
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