We Can Do More Now!

Things haven't been going well, so leaders have been refocusing their priorities, and are now concentrating on preserving rain forests and helping developing countries deal with climate change (Eilperin, Juliet. "Climate Treaty Realities Push Leaders To Trim Priority Lists." Washington Post, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/0210/04/12/AR2010041203822.html).

But there's so much more we can do now! Please see www.terrahumanafoundation.org.

Climate Action Day?

Something I read on the 'net--today's been designated, by at least some people, as Climate Action Day. And we can do something about it. For more information, please see

www.terrahumanafoundation.org.

We don't want to lose places like these above.

Copenhagen

I'd like to go to Copenhagen. Yep, go to Copenhagen and tell them in person about the information that's on www.terrahumanafoundation.org, that there's something better,
something with zero-carbon emissions, something that won't add to global warming
or climate change, something that'll bring energy independence, something that'll help everybody everywhere. But I don't think I'll be going to Copenhagen, so all I can do is
to encourage readers to see www.terrahumanafoundation.org and tell everyone else.

Something has GOT to be done!

Something has GOT to be done!
And it CAN be done!
Please see www.terrahumanafoundation.org.

Energy Independence

Subject line says it all.
See www.terrahumanafoundation.org.

Climate Damage and Health

David A. Fahrenthold's October 27, 2009 Washington Post article "Ailing Planet Seen As Bad For Human Health" discusses a study of how climate change hurts human health and that the "warming planet is likely to leave more people sick, short of breath or underfed" (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/10/26/AR2009102602402.html. Even if emissions are capped, the damage is already done (ibid).

But even if the damage is already done, we can do something to prevent more damage: use totally green, emissions-free energy. With no emissions, there's no more pollution to add to the problems. It can happen. It will help. For more information, please see www.terrahumanafoundation.org.

Biofuels and Carbon Emissions

Studies have been done that show how biofuels will actually increase carbon emissions because of deforestation for growing land and fertilizers (http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N2225048.htm).

We don't need any kind of biofuels. For more information, please see www.terrahumanafoundation.org.