To Avert Disaster, We Have

I Learned The Way A Monkey Learns - By Watching Its Parents.

We Have Spent The Best Part Of The Past Century Enthusiastically Testing The World To Utter Destruction; Not Looking Closely Enough At The Long-term Impact Our Actions Will Have.

I Sometimes Wonder If Two Thirds Of The Globe Is Covered In Red Carpet.

The Simple Fact Is That The World Is Not Paying For The Services The Forests Provide. At The Moment, They Are Worth More Dead Than Alive-for Soya, For Beef, For Palm Oil And For Logging, Feeding The Demand From Other Countries. ... I Think We Need To Be Clear That The Drivers Of Rainforest Destruction Do Not Originate In The Rainforest Nations, But In The More Developed Countries Which, Unwittingly Or Not, Have Caused Climate Change.

Why Can't We Have Those Curves And Arches That Express Feeling In Design? What Is Wrong With Them? Why Has Everything Got To Be Vertical, Straight, Unbending, Only At Right Angles - And Functional?