David Suzuki Cries For His Grandkids

David Suzuki, Founder of the David Suzuki Foundation

09-Jan-15 08:08

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Award-winning scientist, environmentalist and broadcaster, Dr David Suzuki, breaks down in tears, as he talks about his fears over the future of the planet for his grandchildren. Suzuki also voices his long-time frustration at the obsession for economic growth at the sacrifice of nature, while urging us all to strive for better quality of life.

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