BORIS Johnson will join Prince Charles and Sir David Attenborough today to boost his green agenda.
National treasure Sir David will back the PM’s plan ahead of November’s COP26 climate summit.
Sir David, 94, said: “By bringing economics and ecology face to face, we can help to save the natural world and in doing so save ourselves.”
The PM will vow to “build back greener” after Covid, launching a review into how nature and economics go hand-in-hand.
Sir David said: “The survival of the natural world depends on maintaining its complexity, its biodiversity.
“Putting things right requires a universal understanding of how these complex systems work. That applies to economics too.”
Speaking this afternoon Boris Johnson will say: “This year is critical in determining whether we can stop and reverse the concerning trend of fast-declining biodiversity.
“As co-host of COP26 and president of this year’s G7, we are going to make sure the natural world stays right at the top of the global agenda.
“And we will be leading by example here at home as we build back greener from the pandemic through my 10 point plan.”
The economies, livelihoods and well-being of the planet are at risk unless ministers act now, the report is set to warn.
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