Today’s Doomsday: Is There A Solution To Global Warming?

Just like when the Norman invaded the area that we know today to be the England and inventoried the English territory, it’s natural resources as well as the potentiality of its working force, our developing forces and resources for the future are being sort of inventoried in these days.

In a world of constant change and development, of industrialization and artificial intelligence, the other side to this coin of development is the destruction of natural resources and in the end our own home. Global warming resulting from the use of heavy and harmful gases and combustibles is affecting our everyday life, even to the smallest degree. Unbearable heat, outrageous flooding, new and complex diseases are just some of the ways this unconscious bond we’ve tided with nature and our surrounding ecosystem impact on us.

We’re pledging our future, and the future of upcoming generations, and it has to stop. We must find a way of repositioning ourselves in this modern world in order to change our current situation.

Of course these words above are no novelty to the reader. This is a hot subject, we read about it in the papers, we listen to it on the radio or on TV, we know of it’s existence.

It is also very often to read or hear about the disregard paid to this matter specially among South American countries, unlike other ones.

This is a half truth. For indeed these countries use obsolete technology is certain fields impacting -in this way -negatively on our ecosystem. However, these countries are also in such concern about this matter that many of the most important international gatherings to discuss these matters have taken place in South America, such as the Rio conference and the recent one in Buenos Aires early in December 2004. But it’s not my interest to talk politics or economy in this piece, but to point out the crucial strategic importance of these countries within our future as mankind.

Argentina, one of the world’s greatest cattle and grain producer has always depended on its natural resources. And it’s important to point out that in these broad and gorgeous land, there are still unspoiled paradises of all kinds, all geographical characteristics and climate conditions.

In these days of foreseeable water shortage and pollution –of all kinds, noise, air, food, etc- Argentina is a paradise location. In these days of artificial beaches and ski resorts, Argentina beholds some of the most fabulous natural winter and summer resorts in the world and these have not been yet exploited to their greatest extent.

In short in these days of artificial life conditioned by the way humanity has unconsciously disregarded it’s most precious possession, the natural world we as humans have evolved to control and manage… There’s still and unspoiled paradise: Argentina.

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