Human rights for mother nature?

[thesummerqueen]

Reread the first sentence of what I wrote. I do believe I said it was a flawed idea.

I agree about the clean renewable energy. Companies are getting smarter about it - they're using monetary incentives to get people to use solar and such. Hit 'em in their pocket books, it always works. We still need something similar for transportation.

With clean renewable energy, it's perfectly acceptable to dream that we can have what we want when we want. That's partially what hydroponics is all about.

We do have to change the way we live - but that doesn't mean we have to give up everything we like, which is what a lot of alarmists like to say and it's no wonder people don't want to listen to them.

Also, I've never been against a population control - I hate the pope with a passion for his denunciation of condoms in the third world countries that need them most. I just don't think you're going to get those same third world people to give a shit about it. They're just scratching out a living.