The Magnificent Earth

 
The balance of life on Earth is an intricate geological and biological equation. She shifts and adjusts in an effort to keep the natural balance. Her lush green lands, wild blue oceans, deep hidden valleys and open desert plains are a part of this balance. The magnificent Earth is home to many and varied who share the planet, though they cannot fully understand each other. Millions of years of growth and alteration have made all the living creatures what they are today.
 
For the most part humanity lives in a visual and sensory masterpiece! As our earthly civilization makes its way in a technological age we create unhealthy bi-products that have detrimental effects on the planet. Unfortunately our need for more and more is slowly striping and poisoning our beloved homeland while we are busy doing other things. This must change. Awareness is the key to saving the land beneath our feet.

 As the message filter around the globe many organizations are doing what they can against the unnecessary greed that pollutes an otherwise healthy planet. This is a goal we must all work towards, because none of u will be around long if the balance tips. Some appreciate nature’s spectacular array, while others take it all for granted. Schools have made it their special purpose to educate the young with environmental awareness. Some people have become self-aware and progressed to research. All you have to do is talk about it, teach the young and take action where needed. Keep the faith; believe in a balanced and sustainable future!

 
The Sage   Sharon D Bush
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