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Uniqueness and Unity
Excuse the generalization but as a whole we humans are not
very accepting of uniqueness. We should
be accepting of the differences in others and in ourselves. What makes us unique is usually where our
strengths lie.
Accepting differences makes it easier for everyone to get
along and for the people of the world to unify.
The sooner we all realize that we are one planet and that all the
individual countries cannot fix the environmental problems until we work
together then no real progress can be made.
Scientist Ken Caldeira was recently interviewed on NPR. I found this snippet so incredibly
astonishing.
But here's how Caldeira visualizes it: "If you were to
compress the entire atmosphere so it was the density of water, it would only be
30 feet deep, so all the stuff we're throwing into the atmosphere, it's like
we're throwing it into an ocean that's only 30 feet deep."
In fact, when you look at the chemistry of the oceans, the
carbon dioxide is already making a measurable change. It reacts with seawater
and turns into carbonic acid, and has made the oceans 30 percent more acidic
than they were before the industrial revolution.
Doesn’t this make you want to act? It does for me but we cannot do it on an
individual basis.
We have to unify and
act as one family sharing the same home.
Here is the link to the whole article: http://www.npr.org/2013/04/22/176344300/this-scientist-aims-high-to-save-the-worlds-coral-reefs
Accept and embrace uniqueness and unify across cultures,
countries, political parties and save our home.
Unity is always something to aspire for. People working together towards a common goal can accomplish so much good.
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Hi Kat,
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Unity is the key word today,
Glad to note that i too posted one on this
will come back again to read more after the a to z challenge
i am joining in
keep blogging
Good Wishes
Keep in touch
I am
Phil @ Philipscom
An ambassador to A to Z Challenge @ Tina's Life is Good
And My Bio-blog
Good post, one can hope.
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