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Get something stinky
as a gift?
Don’t toss it
on the street
or in the trash.
Don’t regift it
to a friend
or enemy.
Don’t donate it
to a charity.
Do send a message
loud and clear!
Now’s the time Continue reading
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Get something stinky
as a gift?
Don’t toss it
on the street
or in the trash.
Don’t regift it
to a friend
or enemy.
Don’t donate it
to a charity.
Do send a message
loud and clear!
Now’s the time Continue reading
When they poisoned the pests,
I didn’t care, because I wasn’t a pest…
When they poisoned the frogs,
I didn’t care, because I was not a frog…
When they poisoned the birds,
I didn’t care, because I wasn’t a bird…
When they poisoned the air,
I didn’t care, because it was on the other side of the planet…
When they poisoned the ocean,
I didn’t care, because I wasn’t a fish…
When they poisoned the lands,
I didn’t care, because it wasn’t near my land…
When they poisoned the people,
I didn’t care, because it wasn’t anyone in my family…
(besides, those people with MCS/ES were acting all crazy, wanting me to change my laundry products, stop using fragrances, and get rid of my wi-fi, among other things)
Said No-one Ever
Although, come to think of it, maybe someone HAS said they love pollution!
Those who profit while creating it are no-doubt not complaining about pollution, and some of those who sell us things like inhalers and drugs are actually loving pollution’s effects on their bank balances:
We now breathe, drink, eat and wear petrochemicals every where, every moment, every day! There’s no getting away from them!
“The petroleum industry includes the global processes of exploration, extraction, refining, transporting (often by oil tankers and pipelines), and marketing petroleum products… Petroleum (oil) is also the raw material for many chemical products, including pharmaceuticals, solvents, fertilizers, pesticides, and plastics.”
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_industry)
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So many of the things we use (and consume) are being made from petrochemicals.
Posted in Change, climate change, Environment, Environmental Health, Health, Pollution
Tagged alternatives, brain, cancer, ecocide, Food, gas, health, Human Rights, MCS/ES, oil, petrochemicals, possibilities, reality check, stuff, toxic trespass
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Global colony collapse is really happening. Sitting back and ignoring it, wishing it would just resolve on its own, or thinking someone else is going to fix things is no longer an option.
We ALL have to take this seriously and show some love now if future generations are going to have any hope of anything resembling a decent quality of life.
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As members of the scientific community actively involved in assessing the biological and societal impacts on global change,
For humanity’s continued health and prosperity, we all –individuals, businesses, political leaders, religious leaders, scientists, and people in every walk of life –must work hard to solve these five global problems starting today:
1) Climate Disruption
2) Extinctions
3) Loss of Ecosystem Diversity
4) Pollution
5) Human Population Growth and Resource Consumption
This is not only an environmental crisis, although that is bad enough since we all depend on clean air and water for basic survival, this is also a health and human crisis.
The quest for and extraction of fossil fuels has reached a level that is threatening us all.
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“Each fact included in Oil Sands Reality check is carefully researched, referenced and reviewed by a scientific advisory committee. This website was created as a resource for citizens, media, investors and decision makers who wish to participate in a more informed debate about the impacts of oil sands development.”
http://oilsandsrealitycheck.org/ and http://tarsandssolutions.org/
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Posted in climate change, Environment, Environmental Health, Health, Images, Pollution, Public Health
Tagged cancer, change, ecocide, environmental refugees, fracking, gas, Human Rights, MCS/ES, oil, petrochemicals, pipeline accidents, pipelines, possibilities, reality check, sand, science, tar, toxic trespass, video
Now is a time of great personal and planetary change.
We can be here as stewards of a truly precious resource, the planet earth, that which sustains us and nourishes us, that which provides air, water and food to us, as long as we don’t allow it to be pillaged and polluted beyond repair.
We can work on preserving and increasing whatever purity and sacredness is in ourselves and our planet, and indeed we must, for each other and for future generations.
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Here is a simple story, told thru images I have found or made… Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Ecocide, Images, Imagination, Inspiration, Pollution
Tagged environment, future generations, Helen Keller, images