Many endangered species are endangered because of the foolish behavior of human beings. Humanity is the most endangered species of all, and for the same reason.

Oct 3, 2020 · 10:52 AM UTC

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Wish you could say something encouraging and optimistic. 😕
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Sure. There’s an election November 3!
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“We have to shift from a sense that we are separate-to a shift that we are one.” Marianne Williamson
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“We need an intervention... and we need it now.” Marianne Williamson
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I wouldnt say many species are endangered by activities of man, I would say virtually all. Nature strives and unencumbered, always succeeds in achieving ecological balance, but overuse of poisons and exploitation of land and sea for profit thwarts any healing process.
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Yes absolutely ... unless we change our behavior ... we ... and this planet ... will not survive!
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About 150+ species go extinct every day which is accelerated 1000X . So at the moment we’re not the most endangered. We are the plague responsible for it and won’t survive without the web of life to support us
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My short children's video (currently showing as planetarium children's production) on dangers of not protecting diversity of life on Earth - story shows how every creature is part of the the pyramid of life that is holding up you and me. vimeo.com/87516496

The Day Earth Turned the Wrong Way - Streichler

This is my © 1986 environmental kid's show, "The Day the Earth Turned the Wrong Way" with a message about all of us learning to work together…

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Human overpopulation is what is destroying this planet. Either we reduce our numbers voluntarily or the mother nature will do it for us involuntarily.
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Oh FFS.
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