drunkenoso
Remaining silent about the destruction of nature is an endorsement of that destruction.
How much more can we stand to loose?
Basialy in North American the Prairie Ecosystem is our rain forest. In fact it at one time had a biodiversity that was on par with the tropical rain forests and had a greater capacity to work as a carbon sink while producing oxygen.
But all but 0.003% of the Prairie is no gone. Here's a little example that I have been working on to illustrate how much there once was compared to what is still around today.
First get your self a $100 bill. Then go down to your local savings and loan and ask to exchange it for pennies.
But all but 0.003% of the Prairie is no gone. Here's a little example that I have been working on to illustrate how much there once was compared to what is still around today.
First get your self a $100 bill. Then go down to your local savings and loan and ask to exchange it for pennies.
Here's what $1 of pennies looks like
Here's $100 in pennies
Here's $100 in pennies
Spread out all the pennies on the floor. Then take of those pennies and cut it up into 10 pieces with a hack saw. Put 7 of those pieces bak onto the floor. Those 3 little slivers of copper left in your hand are all the prairie that still exists out of that $100 worth of pennies. Basically it is the area the size of good ol' Abe's head on the face of a penny.
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*Bat Conservation International
*BRIT
*Earth First! Journal
*Herps of Texas
*Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
*Mammals of Texas
*My Park
*National Plants Database
*Native American Seed
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