I recommend everybody take a good long look at the following article posted by Dr. Mercola at Mercola.com. I started studying Mandarin in 1969 because I anticipated that there would be normalized relations between the USA and China, including trade, which I thought would go friendlier if some of us learned each other's language. Since China was closed (President Nixon visited China in 1972 which was a spark for opening up), everybody I knew pooh-poohed my notion. I didn't foresee the catastrophic developments that have developed from USA legislators and agencies going so overboard with normalized relations! They have been allowing devastation to rural America, the people and land/air/water, plus cruelty to so many non-human animals. In addition there is the increased cargo going over the Pacific ocean (the ocean's sustainability needs less traffic not more). I still believe in international trade and cooperation but there is no good reason for people to eat pork (cows, birds, etc.) or for Big Ag worldwide to be enabled in ruining the planet. I also don't know why the USA Treasury Department would keep the documents about the purchase of Smithfield secret. It is good there is at least one Senator awake to this problem - Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) at http://www.stabenow.senate.gov. I hope you can study Dr. Mercola's article and view the brief videos:
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Showing posts with label air pollution. Show all posts
Dec 8, 2016
World: "United States Is Turning Into a Factory Farm for China, With Devastating Environmental Consequences"
I recommend everybody take a good long look at the following article posted by Dr. Mercola at Mercola.com. I started studying Mandarin in 1969 because I anticipated that there would be normalized relations between the USA and China, including trade, which I thought would go friendlier if some of us learned each other's language. Since China was closed (President Nixon visited China in 1972 which was a spark for opening up), everybody I knew pooh-poohed my notion. I didn't foresee the catastrophic developments that have developed from USA legislators and agencies going so overboard with normalized relations! They have been allowing devastation to rural America, the people and land/air/water, plus cruelty to so many non-human animals. In addition there is the increased cargo going over the Pacific ocean (the ocean's sustainability needs less traffic not more). I still believe in international trade and cooperation but there is no good reason for people to eat pork (cows, birds, etc.) or for Big Ag worldwide to be enabled in ruining the planet. I also don't know why the USA Treasury Department would keep the documents about the purchase of Smithfield secret. It is good there is at least one Senator awake to this problem - Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) at http://www.stabenow.senate.gov. I hope you can study Dr. Mercola's article and view the brief videos:
Dec 9, 2012
USA & beyond: Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility
In one year, three times as much rubbish is dumped into the world's oceans as the weight of fish caught.
Whether you're a public employee, an activist or a person interested in these issues, please sound the horn! Notifying your friends of the PEER's work is greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, please contact them.
A single quart of motor oil can contaminate up to 2 million gallons of drinking water.
Balloons, warfare, people overpopulating themselves, sewage, noise, sonar, airplane contrails are all examples of pollution and contamination.
One of the many, many species that is suffering greatly is the Manatee. Join the PEER campaign to help protect the Manatees! PEER stands for Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility http://www.peer.org/campaigns/wildlife/manatees/index.php
Jun 5, 2011
Oceans

World Oceans Day is June 8th.
Wearing blue is the symbol to show your interest in conservation and protection of oceans worldwide. See:
http://worldoceansday.org/
Here is an article from The Hindu: http://www.thehindu.com/arts/magazine/article2073770.ece
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| Photo: Paul Noronha. What kind of a world are we leaving behind? |

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