technology, as you pointed out. the earthshot prize is not just about technology. there are plenty of technological solutions we can celebrate, but it is about thinking differently, it s about thinking outside the box, it s about doing stuff in a different way that makes us richer, healthier and happier in the future. you talked about future generations. we are always in this debate talking about what it means for our kids. i don t have kids, you have kids. what do you say to your children about this? i think they are living and growing up in a world where it is much more talked about than when we were growing up. so that has benefits and it has negatives as well because we are seeing a rise in climate anxiety. young people now are growing up where their futures are basically being threatened the whole time. it s very unnerving, it s very anxiety making. growing up, you ve got to worry about a job, you ve got to worry about family life, housing, all these things, and you are putting in
it has taken a bit of time, but there s now no doubt that we re entering a new revolution, a sustainable revolution. the david attenborough music. this field of turbines of the east coast of england. no david, sadly. he could do this a lot better. this is pretty good for a first timer, actually. and today, britain s offshore wind farms that supply the electricity needs of more than a third of its homes. it s a small step in the right direction. but across the world, we need to do so much more. cool shots. bit of slow mo. love it. the climate is changing faster than ever. which is why fix 0ur climate is one of the five goals of the earthshot prize. there s you standing on the top. yeah, takes about half an hour to get up there. we will award £1 million to a project that will help us to achieve this goal.
and this is you going to see an offshore wind turbine. it has taken a bit of time, but there s now no doubt that we re entering a new revolution, a sustainable revolution. the david attenborough music. this field of turbines of the east coast of england. no david, sadly. he could do this a lot better. this is pretty good for a first timer, actually. and today, britain s offshore wind farms that supply the electricity needs of more than a third of its homes. it s a small step in the right direction. but across the world, we need to do so much more. cool shots. bit of slow mo. love it. the climate is changing faster than ever. which is why fix 0ur climate is one of the five goals of the earthshot prize. there s you standing on the top. yeah, takes about half an hour to get up there. we will award £1 million to a project that will help us to achieve this goal. so, yeah, is that a bit
the earthshot prize is not just about technology. there are plenty of technological solutions we can celebrate, but it is about thinking differently, it s about thinking outside the box, it s about doing stuff in a different way that makes us richer, healthier and happier in the future. you talked about future generations. we are always in this debate talking about what it means for our kids. i don t have kids, you have kids. what do you say to your children about this? i think they are living and growing up in a world where it is much more talked about than when we were growing up. so that has benefits and it has negatives as well because we are seeing a rise in climate anxiety. young people now are growing up where their futures are basically being threatened the whole time. it s very unnerving, it s very anxiety making. growing up, you ve got to worry about a job, you ve got to worry about family life, housing, all these things, and you are putting in the climate, the very thing tha
what do you say to your children about this? i think they are living and growing up in a world where it is much more talked about than when we were growing up. so that has benefits and it has negatives as well because we are seeing a rise in climate anxiety. young people now are growing up where their futures are basically being threatened the whole time. it s very unnerving, it s very anxiety making. growing up you ve got to worry about a job, you ve got to worry about family life, housing, all these things, and you are putting in the climate, the very thing that we live, breathe and walk around, in on top of all of that. no wonder we are having a lot of mental health concerns and challenges coming along. now, i also believe that the younger generation are going to lead this and are going to dominate this. they can t not. and wherever we go and speak to young people they are all very concerned about the environment. they love it. children love being outdoors, they love getting muddy,