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[CULTURE] · United Kingdom, Australia · 6 sources

Prince William lauded as extraordinary climate leader by Cate Blanchett

Actress Cate Blanchett praised Prince William as an “extraordinary leader” in the fight against climate change, describing his approach as “hands‑on, consistent and practically engaged.” Blanchett, who served with William on the Earthshot Prize Council – a panel he founded to seek technological solutions to the climate crisis – said the prince inherited his environmental interest from his father, King Charles. The two have toured laboratories, including a visit to UK‑based Colorifix, to explore sustainable fabric dyes, and William has publicly warned that recent wildfires across Europe underscore the urgency of climate action. Blanchett also highlighted her own work co‑founding RSL Media, a not‑for‑profit register that lets creatives control the use of their work by AI companies.

Entities: Cate Blanchett · Colorifix · Earthshot Prize · King Charles · Prince William

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  • [● 2 SOURCES] Prince William posted about European wildfires, calling them a stark reminder of climate challenges. (Prince William)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Prince William visited Colorifix laboratories to explore sustainable fabric dye technologies. (Blanchett)
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Prince William founded the Earthshot Prize and its council to find technological solutions to the climate crisis. (public record)
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Cate Blanchett described Prince William as an “extraordinary leader” in the fight against climate change. (Blanchett)
  • [● 3 SOURCES] The Earthshot Prize aims to identify and scale technological solutions to the climate crisis. (Earthshot organization)
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Prince William inherited his interest in climate action from King Charles. (Blanchett)
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Prince William is “hands‑on” and consistently engaged in climate matters. (Blanchett)
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Cate Blanchett co‑founded RSL Media, a not‑for‑profit technology firm that lets creatives register consent for AI use of their work. (Blanchett)