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Well, this was just reported yesterday by NTV Kenya (Africa). Another volcano has erupted…
To say the least, things are going to get a lot colder with all the natural debris in the atmosphere. Look at the crater(s)!

From NTVKenya, Title Volcano erupts in Congo, January 3, 2010

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In a surprise move, doctors have finally started to weigh in their opinions on what a healthy environment could me for each of us – BETTER HEALTH. While I still have my issues with doctors not listening to their patients, them being overworked, and a few other “gray areas,” it is important to give credit when credit is due.

The doctors are urging strong cut in “greenhouse gas emissions” with the countries getting ready to meet in Copenhagen.  They want other doctors to really weigh in and point out the already obvious information – we are dying.  (…at an accelerated rate…poison does that.)

See generations of life pass along the genetics, and that’s all well in good, because that is life. However, we are creating dampers and barriers in our genetic code.  Everything in the environment relies on the perfect balance in order to give healthier and fuller lives.  As admitted on here before, I am no doctor, but I know when my body is hurting or by golly kicks me in my bottom to get my attention.

With that, I am sure each of you knows too.  How? Again, how many are diagnosed with cancer at an early age now?  How many suffer a heart attack at an early age? How many suffer from asthma?  And why wouldn’t that tie into the environment?

Again, you have to examine the known and thoroughly documented history.  Look at current situations or at least within the last twenty to thirty years of lawsuits.  These are perfect examples of people realizing that the environment around them caused them to ALL get sick and/or have the same sickness.  Just because our hair hasn’t fallen out yet or lungs collapsed or cancer been detected, does not mean we are immune.  We are all affected.

The cycle of the planet has wind patterns that kick up dust (earth), and water (rain). Think about the rain for a minute…Everyone who lives on the East Coast knows that a hurricane forms/shapes up off the coast of Africa.  That single storm system possesses a lot of water and the wind (air) by the time it becomes a mega storm on the coastline.

If you are like me and want good health, fight for you environment.  Fighting for the environment is not about power, money, or gains, but rather doing what we know is right.

Doing the right rather than just talking the right thing – are very different acts.

Who cares if you are called weird, uncool, or dork? You didn’t gain power by over taking the few, you didn’t fool thousands to build a pyramid scheme of lies (thus causing destitution), and you didn’t do it for anyone but yourself.  That is called setting an example.  If you are a parent, you already know how powerful it is to set an example.

If you would like to know more about the doctors calls for action, check out
Climate cuts urged to avert “health catastrophe” — Coming to us from Reuters — by Alister Doyle, Environment Correspondent – September 15, 2009 —-

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“A recurring theme of the report is that the ecosystem is changing.”

(From the Associated Press, “Change is seen in the Atlantic from climate, fishing” by Clarke Canfield, Associated Press Writer)

If in science there are no absolutes, because in life there are no absolutes, wouldn’t this mean that “the ecosystem is changing,” IS becoming an absolute?

The ecosystem is the world that is above and below. Simply stated, the ecosystem is the air we breathe and the ground we walk on; the water of the streams, lakes, oceans and the life that lives there, unknown to man.

Not too long ago on The Breet Report, there was a connecting the dots about the animals moving away from areas that we, the Super-predator, are found the most.  The NEW bald specie of a bird; the ecosystem of NEW species found in the Indonesian mountain range; and now this,  “The 2009 Ecosystem Status Report says fish populations in U.S. waters from North Carolina to Maine have moved from their traditional home grounds because of a changing environment and human activities.” (Again, from Clarke Canfield of the Associated Press)

Did you know that, the majority of the population can only visualize a radius of about five miles when trying to grasp “human activities?”  It’s true.  If I remember correctly, it was a shrink that came up with that in a study, but don’t quote me.

How did this happen?

We grew up.  Not only did we grow up, but we forgot what it meant to have fun and learn about the things around us.  Short cuts in life or toughing out the rough spots (mostly money) caused “hard feelings.”

If I’m wrong – okay – either way -

The human activities, Global Warming/Global Climate Change, has transformed (the basic terraforming) of all sustainable ecosystems that we rely on to have our each, desperately unique, lives.  The human activities – terraforming – have devastated our planet now affecting everyone.

Since there is proof and more of it every day with EVERYTHING changing and species going extinct, wouldn’t it be easier to stop our terraforming?  We would live better/healthier lives, and give life back to the things that sustain us.

Winging ourselves off the “crack,” the nonrenewable energy, would gear us towards a quality of life that has not been seen in a long time.  Instead of taking and running out of fossil fuels (includes heating and cooling), food (plants or livestock), and the basic tools we take for granted.  This has to happen – we have to stop.  The Earth has warning signs – just like our body does when it is sick. (Apply what you know and then apply it somewhere else – this is called creating a “theory” or “what if…”)

Since there are themes now – in every major scientific study happening – why are we still unable to change?  Do we blame our parents? Do we blame television? Do we blame advertisers? Who are we going to blame so that guilt won’t be there?  Each of us has a part to play.  Each of us matters – for better or worse.  (“For better or Worse” means – even if you don’t like your neighbor, maybe – just maaaybe they are the next inventor for a renewable and sustainable gadget – that is distributed to everyone.)  Who knows…right now the important part of this entry is ….recognizing once and for all that things have to change.

The planet is dying – translation – the ecosystems are dying. (Or are they adapting and we aren’t?)

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