I can see for miles

I can see right through it. Copenhagen: the Climate Change Summit. We can’t agree on transparency.

Of course! How could we? Hard to see through the smog.

Oh well, perhaps, the rich nations will agree, out of the goodness of their hearts, to buy their ways out of this calamity. As I saw on one earth-friendly website: Wanna go green, but just don’t have time? Here’s some worthy green causes to which you can contribute good green dollars! Buy yer way out.

But, then, the President can only propose, not dispose, so who knows?

Fortunately, iceberg B17B is expected is expected to completely dissipate from its first-seen 8km by 19km size, before reaching Australia. Lots of melting water.

Eerie that while some nations are threatened with drowning out of existence, almost a billion people on the planet don’t have access to clean drinking water.

So, as we proceed through this year-end season of extra lighting and extra papering (both for the good of the climate, of course), we can see for miles. For our own hot air is not quite smog.

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Blog After Day – Talk Among Yourselves

Weird sense of humor, eh? My waking dream: the globe singing, to all those Blogs after Action Day, Will you still love me, tomorrow?

Yep, it’s over, for now: a little sweeping up, is all, a few more fresh new blog entries for the day to pummel down yesterday’s into the archives…

Change.org is very happy with their results in running the show. They’ve published a detailed wrap to lay out how many bloggers participated in one of the largest social change events ever held on the web.

One may also find a call to action, through other links.

Still, there’s water. Or not.

Right now, 1.1 billion people on the planet don’t have access to safe, clean drinking water. That’s one in six of us.

That’s not to speak of the changing climate.

Lots of folks need a drink.

Read this sentence twice, with meaning:

Unsafe water and lack of basic sanitation cause 80% of all sickness and disease, and kill more people every year than all forms of violence, including war.

Will you still love me, tomorrow?

charitywater.org — Help!

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