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We Woke Up Some Years Ago About The Consequences Of Ozone Depletion, The Hole In The Atmosphere. You Can't See It. You Can't Taste It. You Can't Smell It. But Now We Do Regard That As A Key Issue. It's A Scientific Finding.

I Want Everybody To Go Jump In The Ocean To See For Themselves How Beautiful It Is, How Important It Is To Get Acquainted With Fish Swimming In The Ocean, Rather Than Just Swimming With Lemon Slices And Butter.

Forty Percent Of The United States Drains Into The Mississippi. It's Agriculture. It's Golf Courses. It's Domestic Runoff From Our Lawns And Roads. Ultimately, Where Does It Go? Downstream Into The Gulf.

Protecting Vital Sources Of Renewal - Unscathed Marshes, Healthy Reefs, And Deep-sea Gardens - Will Provide Hope For The Future Of The Gulf, And For All Of Us.

This Is A Living Planet. Look Around. Mars, Venus, Jupiter. Look Beyond Our Solar System. Where Else Is There A Place That Works, That Is Just Right For The Likes Of Us? It Has Not Happened Just Instantly. It Is Vulnerable To Our Actions. But It's The Result Of Four And A Half Billion Years Of Evolution, Of Change Over Time. And It Changes Every Day, All The Time. It Would Be In Our Interest To Try To Maintain A Certain Level Of Stability That Has Enabled Us To Prosper, To Not Wreck The Very Systems That Give Us Life.