the industrial revolution is over


We are living in exceptional times, and the fires and floods of climate change are warning us that we must change the way we live, restore natural resources and avoid extinction.  
The 21st Century began with seven billion people and this number is growing.  
We have the power to change the air, earth and water for life or against it.  
We have the power to change the consumption habits destroying our earthly home.
Change begins at home from an optimistic spirit and very real human compassion. 
Every time we buy something the trade has an impact on life's survival potentials.  
Choose life.
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" Protecting and restoring tropical forests and mangroves can provide 30% or more of the mitigation action needed to limit average temperature increase to 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 Fahrenheit)." - natureispeaking.org

The earth can provide enough for everyone's need but not enough for everyone's greed ~ Philip Wollen


​Water is the blue gold" of the 21st century. 
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It takes problems for us to wake up and want to change things ~ Peter Joseph.

One of the biggest changes to occur [ in Australia] since 1788 is our widespread settlement across flammable landscapes. " ~ David Bowman.
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The UN believes that a population of 7 billion was reached in October 2011. Today, that number is estimated to be closer to 8 billion

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Until we can persuade people that they are going to have to make some serious adjustments to their lifestyles, then we won’t get near to solving climate change, even if we have the best scientists in the world working on the problems.’ ~ Professor Frank J. Fenner (1914 - 2010)
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As predicted by Frances Bacon (1561–1626), science has revealed the will of human kind to change things .

"Science was not invented once, but over and over again: the model not only of progress, but work in progress." - Lorraine Daston

    What does science mean for us today?

....."positive things can be achieved when people set aside past differences and come together in the spirit of friendship and reconciliation. And, as we all look forward to the start of a new decade, it's worth remembering that it is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change." ~ Queen Elizabeth II.
It's not just that climate science isn't finished, it's actually unfinishable - Joe Smith