Mentality. Earth From Above 1 Ode to Farmers 2.

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Presentation transcript:

Mentality

Earth From Above *1

Ode to Farmers *2

Earth From Above *1

Ode to Farmers *2

Earth From Above *1

Ode to Farmers *2

Earth From Above *1

Ode to Farmers *2

Earth From Above *1

Ode to Farmers *2

Earth From Above *1

Ode to Farmers *2

War in Afghanistan

War

Pirates

Earthquake

Snow storms

Volcano Eruption

Disruption

Drought

Environmental Imbalance

Dust Storms

Water, source of Life

Drought

Oil spill (Gulf)

Oil spill

Floods

Earthquake

Every day all around the Planet we call Earth Millions of Living Creatures are fulfilling their ecological functions in order that we all Survive.

Every day all around the Planet we call Earth Millions of Living Creatures are fulfilling their ecological functions in order that we all Survive.

As a member of the family of Human Beings we have the Responsibility To be the caretakers of this immense Paradise In which we live in

As a member of the family of Human Beings we have the Responsibility To be the caretakers of this immense Paradise In which we live in

Let’s be Good to it.

So It could be Good to Us

Song « Fragile » by Sting *(1) Photos courtesy of Yann Arthus Bertrand (Earth From Above) 307, ,00.html *(2)An Ode to Farming (Foreign Policy) 04/26/an_ode_to_farming?page=0,1 And other related news agencies

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