King Charles is finally beginning to see the fruits of his hard work, as his life’s mission is receiving the attention and praise it deserves.
It had been difficult to talk about the topic of sustainability and protection of the natural environment and Charles had received a lot of criticism for it. However, it was his forward-thinking that brought him to a point where he can make a significant difference in the matter.
The monarch received high praise from Leonard Russell, managing director and chairman of family business Ian Macleod Distillers, after being “awarded” for having the best whisky.
Leonard stressed how important it was for someone like the King to talk about it. He shared that it was a “pleasure and privilege to know” Charles.
“I know how much you support the environment,” he told GB News. “With sustainability and good quality architecture, but especially supporting the rural city, because it spends a lot of time in Scotland, in Balmoral, during the summer.
He noted: “I know he likes that walk in the hills and that he is genuinely concerned about nature.”
The update comes just days after the King celebrated the premiere of the documentary that sheds light on Charles’ lifelong commitment to the environment.
He reaffirmed his determination to continue fighting not only for his future, but also for that of his children and grandchildren. He stated that he was “not going to let himself be derailed” from his environmental campaign, despite continued criticism.
