the process... we turn wetlands in to communities, to satisfy our immediate need. What are the impacts of this?" It does go back to the chimps, and other animals... we are destroying their habitat, their vegetation, their ability to survive. But we are also destroying our own. She spoke about many of us knowing the impacts of CO2, but Methane is what we need to be equally if not more importantly be concerned about. Factory farming, toxic farming, pesticides, the food, antibiotics and such we feed our animals which in turn we are feeding our selves with... the impact of this, the evolution of life... what has happened, what is happening, where we are going, is there hope? We are changing the unnatural patterns of animals, their feeding habits and their dietary needs, in turn this is impacting us. Cows are getting fed sheep meat, theres no vegetation for them... by feeding them meat, this changes the composition of their stool, releasing high levels of methane, that are harshly and aggressively impacting the ecosystem... global warming. When I was in Alaska, a couple years ago, a majestic beauty of water, ice, glaciers and color... we saw first hand glaciers breaking and crushing... Jane said "she has seen where snow never melted... now theres none... The Kilimanjaro Snow Caps are gone." Is there hope? "Although we have made an almighty mess of the planet, I dont think its too late to turn things around if we all roll up our sleeves. We need to think about the dozens of the choices we make each and every day, our children need our help..." NOW!
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Rabu, 15 Juni 2016
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