There Are Opportunities Even In The Most

I Think [gmo] Is One Area Where The Is A Need For Legal Regulations To Make Sure That Companies - Because At The Moment, Companies Are The Ones That Have This Technology - Will Not Use This Technology In A Way That Could Adversely Affect The People.

I Learned In America A Long Time Ago, The Three R's, The Principle Of Three R's - Reuse, Reduce, Recycle. And As I Say Those Words, There Are So Many Things Individually We Can Do To Reduce - We Don't Need To Consume As Much As We Are Consuming. Reduce. And By Reusing, We Can Reuse A Lot Of Things We Just Throw Into The Dumpsite. And Reduce The Production. The More We Reuse, The More We Can Reduce.

It Gradually Became Clear That The Green Belt Movement's Work With Communities To Repair The Degraded Environment Could Not Be Done Effectively Without Participants Embracing A Set Of Core Spiritual Values.

When These Resources Are Degraded Or Polluted, Then There Are Fewer Of Them For The Rest Of Us, And Then We Start Competing For Them And Eventually As We Compete, There Are Those Of Us, Who Have The Capacity, Who Have The Ability To Be The Controllers, To Decide Who Accesses Them, How Much They Access, And Eventually There Is A Conflict. Those Who Feel Marginalized, Those Who Feel Excluded, Eventually React In An Effort To Get Their Own Justice, And We Have Conflict.

We See That The Environment Is Something To Exploit, Because We See The Environment In Terms Of Minerals For Example, Or Forests, Or Even Raw Materials That We Produce On Our Land, Or Even Land Itself. We See It In Terms Of What We Can Exploit Rather Than The Medium In Which All Of These Activities Have To Take Place.