Sir David Attenborough says climate and environment protests shouldn't break law

Sir David Attenborough did, however, praise younger protesters for their ‘passion’

has spoken out against climate change and environmental protests that break the law, saying such an approach is not ‘sensible politics’.

Attenborough also told the paper that humanity is at a ‘crossroads’ in terms of climate change, adding it is still possible to avoid the potentially ‘apocalyptic’ consequences.‘Being wasteful, that is the real sin,’ he said. ‘We are astonishingly wasteful.’

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