All We Can Hope For Is That

At A Time When It's Possible For Thirty People To Stand On The Top Of Everest In One Day, Antarctica Still Remains A Remote, Lonely And Desolate Continent. A Place Where It's Possible To See The Splendours And Immensities Of The Natural World At Its Most Dramatic And, What's More, Witness Them Almost Exactly As They Were, Long, Long Before Human Beings Ever Arrived On The Surface Of This Planet. Long May It Remain So.

Dealing With Global Warming Doesn't Mean We Have All Got To Suddenly Stop Breathing. Dealing With Global Warming Means That We Have To Stop Waste, And If You Travel For No Reason Whatsoever, That Is A Waste.

The Notion Of Ever More Old People Needing Ever More Young People, Who Will In Turn Grow Old And Need Even More Young People, And So On Ad Infinitum, Is An Obvious Ecological Ponzi Scheme.

The Human Population Can No Longer Be Allowed To Grow In The Same Old Uncontrollable Way. If We Do Not Take Charge Of Our Population Size, Then Nature Will Do It For Us And It Is The Poor People Of The World Who Will Suffer Most

I'm Luckier Than My Grandfather, Who Didn't Move More Than Five Miles From The Village In Which He Was Born.