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5000 Days to Save the Planet
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New Green History of the World

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“Ours is not the first civilization to have devastated its environment. The archeological record is littered with the ruins of past civilizations which exceeded their ecological limits, leaving behind them a legacy of degraded landscapes” – 5000 Days to Save the Planet

“The geological evidence that certain continents were once joined together was already strong when Alex du Toit published his book in 1937 and it became stronger as more data on the geology of our continents accumulated” – The Story of Earth and Life

“The most common question heard among overweight people isn’t, “Can I have more sour cream?” – It’s actually, “Why can’t I lose weight?”. While you may think you know the answer (sever pancake addiction), the real reason is biological: We’re actually hard wired to store some fat.” – You on a Diet

“Like the gossamer threads of a spider’s web, an ecosystem can only take so much stress and only repair so much damage. Sever a vital link in the food chain and the ecosystem is thrown into disarray.” – 5000 Days to Save the Planet

“In reality, while the subject is frequently discussed, no one really knows how life started, what the essential chemicals were, or where they came from. Even the most primitive living organism uses an incredibly sophisticated chemistry, so far removed from any conceivable , simple, self-replicating molecule that it is impossible to relate life to such a molecule.” – The Story of Earth and Life

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