SAVE OUR EARTH
SAVE OUR FAUNA AND FLORA
FLORA (PLANTS COLLECTIVELY)
GO WELL MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS
SIDNEY WILLIAMS
SAVE OUR FAUNA AND FLORA
FLORA (PLANTS COLLECTIVELY)
Our flora, that is our plant species worldwide must be saved from the destruction that is currently the norm in many parts of our earth. Plants supply our food resources, building resources, and other uses which mankind decides.
Plants that are harvested must be replaced by other plants. The ground must be fully utilised for the growth of plants for the consumption by people. We can not allow plant harvesting without plant replacement.
Effective and efficient farming procedures must be maintained to adequately feed and provide goods for the world's population.
Our world population is currently exceeding the world's food production which will lead to a reduction in the food supply available to both people and our fauna. Fauna refers to animals collectively. To maintain a reasonable balance between food production and the current increase in the world's population, farmers must be productive and utilise all their arable land for the production of food for the masses. Where farmers do not adequately cultivate their land for optimal food production appropriate punitive measures must follow to enforce compliance. We must prevent the probability of people and animals being unable to obtain adequate nourisment because of farmers that do not optimally utilise their land for cultivation. We must also protect our bees and other creatures that pollinate plants while feeding or collecting pollen because they are the pollinators of a variety of plant species. No pollination no plants.
We must not forget to maintain a viable relationship between the population of animals, bird and fish species and humans. The products of said species are vital to humans who use animal products to sustain themselves.
Humans must learn to adjust their populations according to external circumstances such as global warming, our food requirements, our employment opportunities, and our the use of all the products that sustain our standard of living.
The first responsibility of families is to limit the amount of their children according to their ability to adequately provide for their needs.
Governments worldwide must encourage population control where necessary or face the consequences such as insufficient job opportunities and rampant poverty.
We also need to cater for bio diversity amongst all species of fauna such as animals, birds, fish, insects et cetera. Without control the animals that still exist will only be available in zoos or be seen by our children on National Geographic and other animal programmes.
The threat of global warming and over population of the earth is real and must be considered by governments worldwide as of the utmost urgency.
Plants that are harvested must be replaced by other plants. The ground must be fully utilised for the growth of plants for the consumption by people. We can not allow plant harvesting without plant replacement.
Effective and efficient farming procedures must be maintained to adequately feed and provide goods for the world's population.
Our world population is currently exceeding the world's food production which will lead to a reduction in the food supply available to both people and our fauna. Fauna refers to animals collectively. To maintain a reasonable balance between food production and the current increase in the world's population, farmers must be productive and utilise all their arable land for the production of food for the masses. Where farmers do not adequately cultivate their land for optimal food production appropriate punitive measures must follow to enforce compliance. We must prevent the probability of people and animals being unable to obtain adequate nourisment because of farmers that do not optimally utilise their land for cultivation. We must also protect our bees and other creatures that pollinate plants while feeding or collecting pollen because they are the pollinators of a variety of plant species. No pollination no plants.
We must not forget to maintain a viable relationship between the population of animals, bird and fish species and humans. The products of said species are vital to humans who use animal products to sustain themselves.
Humans must learn to adjust their populations according to external circumstances such as global warming, our food requirements, our employment opportunities, and our the use of all the products that sustain our standard of living.
The first responsibility of families is to limit the amount of their children according to their ability to adequately provide for their needs.
Governments worldwide must encourage population control where necessary or face the consequences such as insufficient job opportunities and rampant poverty.
We also need to cater for bio diversity amongst all species of fauna such as animals, birds, fish, insects et cetera. Without control the animals that still exist will only be available in zoos or be seen by our children on National Geographic and other animal programmes.
The threat of global warming and over population of the earth is real and must be considered by governments worldwide as of the utmost urgency.
GO WELL MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS
SIDNEY WILLIAMS
