On October 30th, The New York Times reported "after years of wrangling, most United Nations member states agreed to set significant new goals to reverse the extinction of plant and animals species." The article also reported "the earth is losing species at 100 to 1,000 times the historical average, according to scientists who call the current period the worst since the dinosaurs were lost 65 millions years ago."
This article didn't even make the first page. It was a brief report on page A6. Hello? Does anyone else see something wrong with this? 100 to 1,000 times the historical average, imagine if people were aging that fast or the stock market was dropping that fast--I bet it wouldn't be on page six.
The world we live in, the oceans that surround us, are a delicate balance to the earth's survival. We need faster, better action in protecting the animals, plants, and marine life that is disappearing at alarming rates.
Go to the Wild Life Conservation Society today and see how you can make a difference by a donation, letter to your senator, or just passing the word. http://www.wcs.org/take-action.aspx
*Photo compliments of :http://www.imagineanimals.com/ Craig Kasnoff
This article didn't even make the first page. It was a brief report on page A6. Hello? Does anyone else see something wrong with this? 100 to 1,000 times the historical average, imagine if people were aging that fast or the stock market was dropping that fast--I bet it wouldn't be on page six.
The world we live in, the oceans that surround us, are a delicate balance to the earth's survival. We need faster, better action in protecting the animals, plants, and marine life that is disappearing at alarming rates.
Go to the Wild Life Conservation Society today and see how you can make a difference by a donation, letter to your senator, or just passing the word. http://www.wcs.org/take-action.aspx
*Photo compliments of :http://www.imagineanimals.com/ Craig Kasnoff
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