I
really enjoyed reading Goodall’s sections; she gave good examples of how bad
things can be turned into good. One main quote that showed this was “it is
living proof that the rehabilitation of a man-made wasteland is not possible,
but can be accomplished with sound organic principles.” The example from this
quote was the wasteland in Kenya that was turned into “paradise”. There are a
lot of problems in the world today like large amount of pollution in the air,
but it is not impossible to eliminate problems like this. I believe if things
like Goodall’s Kenya project can work, then why not do something now in
America. Goodall’s next quote was "there has been devastating destruction
of habitats across the country. And having harmed so much of her own
environment, China, desperate to acquire materials such as timber and minerals
to sustain her economic growth, is plundering the natural resources of other
countries. Especially in Africa where many politicians are willing to sell off
the future of their children to make a quick buck" China holds a lot of
the world’s population today and they also serve as a main provider that helps
America and this world prosper. Rod Sayler also came to play in these sections
and his quote “if we allow extinction to happen through ignorance or greed,
then with the loss of each endangered species and unique population, our world
becomes less diverse and strikingly less beautiful and mysterious. Our oceans,
grasslands, and forests will echo with silence, and the human heart will know
that something is missing--but it will be too late.” I do agree with Rod, we
are eliminating species by knocking down their ecosystems for our personal pleasures.

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