“When someone invites me to talk about EcoCreto, I spend most of my time talking about the water problem, because it’s what really scares me. I think of my sons and daughters and the kind of country they are going to have if we don’t take action.”
ArchivesSubmitted by Derek Newberry on October 6, 2006 - 12:01.
Published in: Successful Models | Water “When someone invites me to talk about EcoCreto, I spend most of my time talking about the water problem, because it’s what really scares me. I think of my sons and daughters and the kind of country they are going to have if we don’t take action.” |
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