Glad you liked it, Alexis. Thanks for stopping by.

Steve

http://www.lionsledbysheep.com/2008/10/23/success/

Hope you enjoy it as much as Part 1.

Thanks for your interest in my book. Yes, it’s getting some great reviews. (And yet, months and months down the line, still no news on the possible movie deal!) I’m sure you’ll love it when you read it if you enjoy a good thriller, and care about the environment and human rights.

Thanks for dropping in and sharing your thoughts, Janet. Very kind of you. Enjoy your week,
Steve

Can’t wait to read your new suspense thriller…”What if…?” Sounds like a fabulous book!

Looking forward to Part 2 on Thursday!

Steve

You’re welcome, Nora. Yes, reforestation and reducing deforestation would do a tremendous amount of good. Not just for the climate, but with regards to protecting species as well.

It is amazing how corporate greed causes so much destruction, not least because the perpetrators don’t have the sense to see that their very actions mean they won’t be able to satiate their greed for much longer as there’ll be little left. Surely even they can see that by creating a sustainable environment they’ll be able to bleed the world dry for much, much longer. Even a junkie knows that if he blows all his stash today he’ll be in trouble tomorrow, but these corporate types? Well, it’s just now, now, NOW, isn’t it, with them? How dumb can you get? Problem is, it’s these dumbos who are running the world. Great.

That said, as this post proves, there are sections of society that are fighting back to preserve our world. As it proves feasible to make money out of green technology more and more corporations will jump on board, greedy for their share. So, while it’s greed that is destroying the world, it might just be greed that saves it!

Thanks for contributing, Nora.

You’re welcome, too, Pauline. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Stop by next weekend for another good news fix!

Thanks for commenting, everyone. Have a great week,
Steve

I am especially impressed with what the Norweigians have taken on board. I really think reforestation would go a long way to fix many problems and leave a brighter future for the next generations. I sincerely hope other countries follow suit.

I would also like to thank Adrienne for her informative and thought-provoking post. I think humans (the more enlightened ones, anyway) are just starting to come to grips with the facts that the food we eat has such a huge, and all too often, negative impact on the world.

Thanks again for the good news, Steve.