Perhaps, if we were more similar to ants or bees and had driving instincts forcing us to interact with our environment in a balanced exchange of wants and needs or any other animals for that matter. Ha

ve you ever seen a bear throw trash on the ground or burn plastic to destroy the atmosphere. Bees pollinate the flowers that they land on by transporting pollen from one flower on their leg hairs and then moving on to another flower. In return they use the sweet nectar from the plant to make honey in order to feed their young. They are both satisfied and able to move on with their lives but if one were not present for either would not go on. Ants work as a team marching along finding food. They take whatever they find back to their nest and it's used to feed future ants or larva and then save what they need to live another day. That's all that they get, just the food that they need to survive. No waste or trash is deposited on the ground. Everything is used and even recycled into the ground by droppings or the death of creatures, which fertilizes the ground for trees and other plants to grow. If we could relate to the earth like these two examples things would be better. Or if we could learn to relate to the earth at all. We're too busy thinking about things that we don't need or our jobs or whatever it is that day. We should just worrying about surviving the best we can and that would most certainly include taking better care of the place we stay. There would be no point in nuclear war to weapons because they could completely destroy the earth with one short blow.

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Green Dragon, Native Americans, Cosmic Risk, human race, , relate earth, earth we're, trash ground,
Approximate Word count = 937
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)