It's been 39 years since the first Earth day in 1970. Environmental awareness is the first step in taking action to make our planet a better place. Where do we stand in light of Earth Day being recognized annually for almost forty years now? Well, in some aspects things are definitely better, for example the Cuyahoga river hasn't caught on fire due to pollution since 1969. In other aspects we are not any better. Global Warming is a real issue that really has yet to be addressed, unfortunately very rich and very powerful entities stand in the way. Sad to say, but it's hard to get as rich off of renewable energies like wind, solar, and geothermal. One more piece of misfortune is that it seems the people at the top would prefer a larger profit margin today regardless of the cost to future generations. On this Earth Day, I will be writing letters to my representatives in Washington and Lansing and asking them to get with the program and do something about the ever-looming problem of pollution in our nation. If we really are what they say we are, the greatest nation on the planet, we should not back down from this challenge of finding renewable, clean, and safe forms of producing energy. The world is not a perfect place, but we should never stop trying. Happy Earth Day. http://seanth1nks.blogspot.com
I don't think that's true. If it was, I don't think the corporate media would be so heavily promoting all this "green" stuff.
