Saturday, March 27, 2010
Adopting bio-degradable policies ..
Thinking Loud ...
Had nature / ancestors adopted non bio-degradable policies, we would not have had the large reserves of mineral / ores / crude oil deposits which are beneficial to humanity today.
Should we deny the same benefits to our descendents hundreds / millions of years hence by adopting environment friendly / biodegradable policies now ??
ge ..
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