The Learn from Nature blog is always worth a second look as it sets out to contribute news and ideas to the debate around finding ways of humans living lightly on the Earth. It’s writer (NAEE’s Henricus Peters) says:
Humans, as regions and nations, even as individuals, share the Earth with many billions of peoples and countless other living organisms, but the latter we all too easily take for granted. We live and use earth’s resources
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