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Published on August 15, 2008 By foreverserenity In Blogging

I wonder sometimes when did we get into such a state of environmental neglect?  So much so that our world has begun to show the effects of our neglect, or is it really the years of our growth?  Then I wonder, is this not a natural occurence though?  Because as humans progress in life, we learn to do everything better so as to have a simpler life, to make our lives better, for living, how can that be wrong? 

 

What we have been doing and what we continue to do does affect our world at large.  Look at how many animals have been displaced because their homes and territories are being taken away, by us.  Look at our waste, we are having problems on where they should go.  While we can recycle and put some of the waste to good use, we keep adding to the big mountain called a landfill! 

 

I've heard the stories of bears and other wildlife going into different neighborhoods, but are not the humans the interlopers?  Were the wild ones not there first, so can we really blame them?   Of course the other side of that argument would be that we do have a right to be there because our planet is overflowing with so many people, we are running out of space to fit everyone!

 

Just how long would our planet experience our growth without changing?  It has changed ever since the cave days, and it will continue to change even more!  The decision is ours to make on whether or not we are going to make the change that has to happen, good for Mother Earth and her environment, or keep on adding to its deterioation.

 

 

 

 

 


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on Aug 21, 2008

If all the rainforests in the world are gone, we essentially loose the 'lungs' of our planet. Who knows what this could potentially mean.

Hypothetics is a fun game to play, but should never be used to set policy.  We can do a lot of things that scratch the earth, but that is about all the damage we can do. And it is temporary.  Ever seen a farmer's field left vacant for 3 years?  Can't even tell it once grerw crops instead of being a woodland.

Nature is the most powerful healer around.  She has given us great bounty, and taken it away as well (the dust bowls of the 30s).  But she has not broke a sweat on man's playing with her bounty.

We can destroy "a forrest", but we cnanot destroy "forrests".  We can kill "a species", but we cannot erradicate life. Perhaps in time and with a lot more innovation, we can.  But then as we grow more knowledgeable, it seems we grow wiser in learning that we dont want to fight nature, but live within her and work with her.

on Aug 21, 2008

it seems we grow wiser in learning that we dont want to fight nature, but live within her and work with her.

I don't think any of us (in general) wants to fight Mother Nature.  We want to learn to live better which is good for the planet in the long run.

on Aug 25, 2008

We may not be able to destroy a planet completely, but those pesky astronoids come close to it.

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