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Thirty Years Ago, If You Wanted To Start A Campaign Against Or For Something, You Had To Print Flyers, You Had To Make A Million Phone Calls. Remember Presidential Campaigns And Stuff? It Was A Very Laborious Thing. Now We Can Literally Talk To Each Other In A Nanosecond.

Growing Up In Rural Louisiana, The Ecosystem Around Our Home Wove Harmoniously Into Our Family And Into Our Daily Life. Every Life Lesson That Trickled Its Way Into My Being Came From A Mutually Respectful Relationship Between The Environment And My Family.

Very Little Makes Me Feel Vulnerable These Days. I Hit My Absolute Apex Of Vulnerability When I Returned To My Home State Of Louisiana, During The Gulf Oil Spill Disaster, And Witnessed Mass Devastation To Every Demonstration Of Life Surrounding Me - From Grass, Trees, Bayous, Insects, To Animals And People - We All Felt Demolished.

I Have A Million Acquaintances But Just Two Or Three True Friends. I Can't Hide Anything From Them.

What Is It That We Need To Do To Explain To The Public Exactly Is What Is Happening? We Are Destroying Our Precious Water Resources At This Alarming Rate, And Again, Why? When We Have So Many Viable Alternatives? "oh,alternative Power Is Too Expensive, What About The Jobs" - This Is Dinosaur Thinking.