10. Consolidation of Corporations.
9. Genetically Engineered Organisms--animals and even humans.
8. Consumerism.
7. Excessive use of pesticides and chemical fertilizersin farming. (See number 3).
5. Industrial Pollution. This article is a photographic essay on China's pollution problems, but they can be translated to all areas of the globe.
4. The global food economy--"our
well
traveled food."
3. Genetically
Modified Foods--Monsanto,
decrease
of nutritional content of food, and the death of bees.
2. Corporate ownership of environmental "commons"--specifically, our water resources.
1. Department of Defense "Recycling."
It is unfortunate, to say the least, that on the 40th celebration of Earth Day, we will once again only touch upon the tip of the iceberg concerning our shared Titanic course. What I challenge you to do today is to do more than so many million green acts--These may be a nice exercise, but our problems require far more from ALL of us.
"There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root.' ~ Thoreau
