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With the global warming looming over us and animal species disappearing
every day, I think humans should work towards a more symbiotic
relationship with nature. Humans cut down trees to make room for houses
to live in. Human activity creates CO2, which is (should be) absorbed
in large part by trees. Humans have been competing with animals, with
animal species disappearing daily. Humans justify destroying animal
species as nuisance and useless species. Humans can get out of the
competiton with animals by putting themselves and most of their
possessions out of reach from large animals (Wolves, bears and big
predators, moose, deer and other plant-eating animals) by living above
the ground, either in the trees themselves, in houses hanging from trees
or in platforms high above the ground. In our consumer society, humans
have learned to consume, consume, take, take. I think it's time for
humans to learn to give (at least our organic wastes properly
composted). The trees and plants would happily receive it.
- [Biofuel] Symbiosis with nature, or at least less competition r
