So the question arises- Should we prioritize and if so, how? From where should we remove our attention and to where focus it? Tough choice that, it would seem, no one should have to make.
I've long said, "It doesn't matter to which charity you give, so long as you give to charity," and while I still stick to the belief that on the whole it is better to give than not, I now clarify my edict by adding, "But while you are giving, why not get the most bang for your buck?" In other words, all charities are good. Some are just gooder than others.
We heard someone make a strong argument for making the environment our #1 cause. Fact is, if our ozone layer is depleted and our polar ice caps melted, nothing else matters. We won't have to worry about human rights abuses or healthcare costs or much of anything else. Our main concern by that point will be whether the weatherstripping on our houseboats can withstand 120º temperatures.
Moving forward we are going to continue with our call to get involved to positively impact the world. We will continue to weigh in on issues covering a broad range of concerns. However, we will also pay special attention to the needs of our planet and the ways in which we can take care of it, so that it will allow us the freedom to take care of ourselves. In the end it's about synergy, for sponsible as well as for Earth.
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VIDEO OF THE DAY
BuildingGreenTV.com brings us directions for making chicken marsala in a solar oven. Yum!
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