Give me a reason for not changing

Earth is at peril According to a majority of scientists the earth is getting warmer the main culprit in this warming is, according to them, humans burning of fossil fuels Other scientist reading the statistics in another way say that is due to the sun and that we might be going into a colder spell Other skeptics on climate change use a more colorful vocabulary
And some have rather far flung theories on energy sources Those who believe that climate change is a fact, sometimes have pretty radical solutions to the problems But even if all the people who think that climate change is a fact and that the earth is in utter danger.... and all the skeptics who think that global warming is the greatest hoax in human history are right
wouldn't a shift to a more sustainable way of living, less stressful to the environment, be a good thing? What's there to loose in gearing the earth towards sustainable energy sources. Ponder if 1.3 billion Chinese would live the extravagant lifestyle of your average Californian... they would need six more earths to sustain them and who wants to explain to them that they can't? Read more at www.blogactionday.org/ and at climatechange.thinkaboutit.eu/ and then wind down at listen to some really interesting lectures at the 21th century school

4 comments:

  1. Anonymous6:45 PM

    You make some really interesting points here - excellently done - getting an important message across with humour works.

    It can't hurt to be less wasteful and respect nature more. As you say, what's to lose?

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  2. Mattias:
    I've been following your art work for a few months and always enjoy your newest piece. This one is exceptional in both the wonderful drawing and the well-stated and even handed message on climate change. Thanks for taking the time to share them.

    Tim

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  3. Thanks for this!
    As a ridiculously-aware-of-the- ecological-crisis illustrator... I really admire your work. The last thing we need is guilt, and humour seems to be the best antidote to that... a gentle but persistent call to action. Well done.

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  4. Rachel4:44 AM

    I don't mean to bust any bubbles, but we aren't really destroying the earth - we're destroying the human population and taking a few trees and animals down with it. The earth used to be covered in lava then ice, much of it is inhabitable anyways... so really, I understand trying to save the human race, the earth will make it through though.

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