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by Arjun Walia
As most of the “developed” world is busy working, earning a living, paying bills, and going to school, repeating the same cycle over and over, our eyes have been turned away from atrocities that plague people around the world and the planet itself. The problem is that we feel helpless to change things, so we don’t even bother to try. Patience – we are in the process of change and hopefully the human race will rid itself of all the experiences that do not resonate. If you see something you know is wrong, don’t turn a blind eye, do something about it. Whether it’s for the planet or for one individual, your actions do matter.
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This type of thing is seen with so many products that we use. Here is another sad example:
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As far as deforestation goes, it is utterly unnecessary. Paper derived from hemp is a much more sustainable option. The list of alternatives is endless, and anybody who thinks this kind of environmental degradation is necessary really hasn’t done their homework. So ask yourself, why are we doing this? We cut down millions upon millions of acres of forest every single year. More than 20 percent of the Amazon rainforest is already gone, 150 acres of it is lost every minute. The Amazon alone is vanishing at a rate of approximately 20 square miles a year. Again, the frustrating thing about it is that it doesn’t have to be this way.
Philosophers stone – selected views from the boat
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