No Water, No Life. No Blue, No

It Is Not Too Late To Turn Things Around.

We Humans Have This Idea That The Ocean Is So Big, So Vast, So Resilient That It Doesn't Matter What We Do To It. That May Have Been True 1,000 Years Ago. But In The Last 100, Especially The Last 50 Years, We Have Destroyed The Assets That Make Our Lives Possible.

The Earth Is A Tiny Blue Speck In A Universe Of Unfriendly Options.

If Darwin Could See What We Now See, What We Now Know About The Ocean, About The Atmosphere, About The Nature Of Life, As We Now Understand It, About The Importance Of Microbes - I Think He Would Just Beam With Joy That Many Of The Thoughts And The Glimpses Of The Majesty Of Life On Earth That He Had During His Life, Now Magnified Many Times Over.

I Love Music Of All Kinds, But There's No Greater Music Than The Sound Of My Grandchildren Laughing; My Kids, Too.