Killing the "Best Idea"

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Back to writing blogs after few months of break. I was thinking to take a bit more "off" time but I feel the urge to discuss this important issue which happened last week.

Yes, there is all kind of crazy news from the current administration like building a wall ... but getting out of "Paris Climate Agreement" is one the worst one ... it is beyond common-sense...

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To 
Mr. President Trump,

Climate change is real. Science is fact based (not fake news!). If we can not think of preserving Earth for the future generation, what does it say of our generation. Each generation must preserve for the next. The national parks of TODAY is a gift from the past generation, who saw the need to preserve it for the future. The preservation of national parks is America's BEST IDEA as eloquently narrated by Ken Burns. Why abandon that idea now? We need to think like Teddy Roosevelt. The parks of last century is the planet of this century as we are more interconnected than ever before -  we need to preserve it for future generation. "We all are in one big national park (our Planet) - Lets preserve it!" Let's not kill the "BEST IDEA".


 Disappointed Citizen
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To my readers,

We all need to do our part.  If we demand green technology, the market forces will make it happen.   

I shared a blog last year [being carbon neutral], please think about how we all can make impact.

I have more faith in all of us!

Best Wishes
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PS - I finished my project(s). I will share them along with other scribbling in upcoming blogs.

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