STEPS TO BE TAKEN TO SAVE PLANTION GLOBALY

To save our planet the world must take immediate action to protect the environment, like: * Reduce air pollution from industry, power plants and vehicles.* Decrease the use of pesticides by researching safer ways of controlling plant diseases and pests, like biological control.* Find clean and more efficient energy sources to replace dangerous petroleum and its terrible alternative - coal.* Discover new solutions for the disposal of wastes of all kind, including chemical residues from industry and garbage. * Bring to maximal efficiency water consumption, for home, industry and agriculture. * Stop the burning of the Amazon rain forests and the destruction of rare species.* Find ways of implementing birth control in overpopulated countries. How can this be doneTo do so, huge amounts of money are needed for research and development, as well as for the compensation of underdeveloped countries for various actions they may have to take. In addition, countries all over the world will have to issue and enforce strict laws for the protection of the environment. The question is, how can such acquiescence be achieved among so many different nations and interests? How can laws and restrictions be forced on people whose primary interest is personal survival - and what is the way to convince industries and farmers to invest fortunes in expensive devices for protecting the environment?The only way to achieve these aims is by reaching a worldwide consensus for a global effective action towards the common goal of saving civilization and the planet. There is a need for combined efforts of all nations through understanding and agreement, as well as a central authority to initiate and control such an operation.Conditions for such an outcome are ripe today more than ever before, because of the growing influence of the U.S. in the world and the weakening animosity between East and West.Is it really going to happen?Will governments consent to giving up their power and obeying a central authority? Will politicians relinquish their ambitious struggle for position and influence and adopt responsibility for the future of the world? I believe they will, but only through the demand and pressure of the masses on governments and parliaments. Such action must be taken everywhere, through the establishment of national associations for the protection of the planet. Some people rightly ask, why should we worry about something that may happen in perhaps another 70-80 years. Are we the planet's or the civilization's keepers? - and who can really be sure that this prophecy of doom will actually happen? No one has precise answers to these questions. But what if the warnings are real and civilization - God's wonderful creation which took 3,5 billion years of evolution to develop - disappears forever? Can we jeopardize the future of our children and grandchildren? We are here now, and it is our prime task and duty to find the answers and solutions for the well-being of the coming generations.__________________________________