I feel pretty strongly that I have a moral obligation to look after the planet for no other reason that it's the Right Thing to do. I also think that it's important to look after the planet for future generations.
What do you think?
Submitted by Sarah on 27 November 2007 12:00:33
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It isn't my place to ruin the environment for future generations, and it is everyone's responsibility to look after it. Big or small steps, everything makes a difference.
Submitted by Comebyecloud on 4 December 2007 13:51:32
you reap what you sow
Submitted by savaii5oh on 4 December 2007 14:35:22
It makes sense and feels good. Doing the right thing, IS the right thing to do. We all play our part and none are excused. Do what you can, where you can. Sustainability is about caring for each other and caring for our children our grandchildren and our planet.
Submitted by Tony Moore on 4 December 2007 15:42:26
Nothing lasts forever
Submitted by rochelleann on 5 December 2007 15:58:54
It is natural to me now, I don't even need to think about it. I do it for the environment first because it is beautiful to me and I want my kids to experience it after I am gone.
Submitted by Jimmy Rainwood on 5 December 2007 16:32:21
If governments prevented importers from buying goods from companies that demolished forests and countries that poluted our air to make product, then the world would last forever. And I'd be far more impressed when government and their beaurocracy stopped all their wastage before preaching to the rest of us.
Submitted by jimbo on 5 December 2007 18:48:32
I agree with jimbo that it takes action from a top level of government to really induce sustainable change. However, I think discussion is good. Public awareness on the concept of sustainability is needed so as to be able to embrace and lever new technology, business and policy as it is created. Oh and its bureaucrasy...
Submitted by chloe on 9 December 2007 11:50:15