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Prince William Urges Faster Action on Climate Solutions

The Prince of Wales told the BBC the world must "accelerate" efforts to address climate challenges as nominees for his Earthshot Prize were unveiled.

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BBC Science & Environment

The Prince of Wales has said the world needs to move more quickly to develop solutions to climate challenges, according to comments he made to the BBC.

Speaking as nominees for his Earthshot Prize were revealed, Prince William said efforts to tackle environmental problems must "accelerate," the BBC reported.

The Earthshot Prize, founded by the Prince of Wales, recognizes individuals and organizations working on solutions to environmental challenges. The unveiling of this year's nominees comes as the initiative continues to highlight projects addressing issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss.

The BBC did not provide further details of Prince William's remarks or the specific nominees named in this round of the prize.

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