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Sun Nov 25, 2012, 09:54 PM

zonkers (4,707 posts)

7. The point that is lost is the interconnectedness of everything and that our number

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one priority should be the preservation of the delicate balance that exists between the inhabitants of this planet and that includes all expressions of life. Everything else falls into line after that.

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42 replies	Author	Time	Post
Animals are Already Dissolving in Southern Ocean Acid [View all]	Hissyspit	Nov 2012	OP
K&R for the only story that matters in the long run	hatrack	Nov 2012	#1
Kick, this is incredible and dangerous. n/t	Agschmid	Nov 2012	#2
But my compact fluorescent light bulbs!	Gregorian	Nov 2012	#3
Could you explain...	SkyDaddy7	Nov 2012	#22
"Could you explain... What you mean by your comment?"	greiner3	Nov 2012	#30
Excellent. Someone else sees the forest for the trees.	Gregorian	Nov 2012	#42
People (and the media) won't get it.	progressoid	Nov 2012	#4
The point that is lost is the interconnectedness of everything and that our number	zonkers	Nov 2012	#7
absolutely yes, you are so correct.	northoftheborder	Nov 2012	#9
Snails arent dying ... just their shells are dissolving	JustABozoOnThisBus	Nov 2012	#33
No, because Freedom	NoOneMan	Nov 2012	#5
Climate change has become so obvious, yet we do nothing.	olddad56	Nov 2012	#6
I do agree with you; however, they could be like me: What in the world	juajen	Nov 2012	#10
try to reduce yours and your neighbor's carbon footprints, though it's hard	CreekDog	Nov 2012	#14
My condo association has started a landscaping committee	lunatica	Nov 2012	#27
This is the flag of the New Rebellion!	bvar22	Nov 2012	#35
Uh oh... nt	ZombieHorde	Nov 2012	#8
Like an aquarium that one morning you wake up and	glinda	Nov 2012	#11
The entire ecosystem will eventually spiral into an unrecoverable catastrophe.	UnrepentantLiberal	Nov 2012	#12
Is this why the coral is bleaching? That has accelerated too, no? n/t	ProfessionalLeftist	Nov 2012	#13
Yes & no...	SkyDaddy7	Nov 2012	#23
So many things we don't understand.	AAO	Nov 2012	#15
I believe they have stopped harvesting coral for jewelry in many places.	Manifestor_of_Light	Nov 2012	#16
K&R	JDPriestly	Nov 2012	#17
Don't take the attitude there's nothing you can do about global warming	Thekaspervote	Nov 2012	#18
You should start your own threads about this	lunatica	Nov 2012	#28
Pissing into the wind	bread_and_roses	Nov 2012	#32
This is why I've given up on yall	RobertEarl	Nov 2012	#37
Small things help...	marions ghost	Nov 2012	#38
BOTH: Individual efforts to reduce and Individual Activism to cause gov't action to reduce	CreekDog	Nov 2012	#40
K&R	cosmicone	Nov 2012	#19
So sad, Factory farming is at fault	SariesNightly	Nov 2012	#20
Livestock is responsible for...	SkyDaddy7	Nov 2012	#24
Factory farming 7 billion humans on the planet, yes	NickB79	Nov 2012	#41
Extensive information on the subject here	dipsydoodle	Nov 2012	#21
Very bad situation	Franker65	Nov 2012	#25
Yep, exactly, like a dead canary in a mine. n/t	RKP5637	Nov 2012	#29
Consider them the canaries in the ocean	lunatica	Nov 2012	#26
kick for "Oh Shit"	phantom power	Nov 2012	#31
Kick nt	Hissyspit	Nov 2012	#34
Kicked and recommended.	Uncle Joe	Nov 2012	#36
I'm really getting sick of this PETA nonsense.	Warren Stupidity	Nov 2012	#39

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