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Loading...Top 10 Endangered Places In The Southeastern U.S.
- by Beth Buczynski
- January 30, 2012
- 11:34 pm
1. Alabama’s Coast
Following the tragic BP oil spill, the government has returned to business as usual and is authorizing risky deepwater drilling projects under the same assumptions that failed in the Deepwater Horizon disaster. This approach is irresponsible, illegal, and poses an ongoing threat to Alabama’s beaches, marshes, wildlife, and coastal communities.
Photo ©John Wathan
Read more: coastland, conservation, development, endangered habitats, endangered species, forests, industry, rivers, Southeastern U.S., weak economy
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OMG. Some of these locations are so beautiful It is such a shame to lose them.
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This is a very sad story. People only know how to destroy and to pollute something. And other life forms (animals, plants,...) have to go only because "we" humans do not want to share the world with other life forms, these life forms "we" would not eat (vegetarian food is not a bad idea, or eating with conscience as the so called primitive cultures did and still do, if they still exist. No meat/fish every day).
As little child i thought that rain is when God and the angels cry - because "we" humans have forgotten that we need this "intelligence", someone who could help... if "we" hadn't turned away for many centuries ago...
"Only when the last tree has been cut down; Only when the last river has been poisoned; Only when the last fish has been caught; Only then will you find that money cannot be eaten."
(Native American proverb)
"We have learned to fly the air like birds and swim the sea like fish, but we have not yet learned the simple art of living together as brothers." (Martin Luther King)
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They call this progress. They should have spent more time in school.
There are so many things we are losing every day... we really need to do much more to reduce our impact on the globe...
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