As Long As We Have All These

People Need Open Space. People Need To Bring Their Children Into An Area Where They Can Play Without Restriction." And I Was Told, "this Is Development." And I Said, "that Is Not Development, Definitely Not Sustainable Development, Definitely Not Responsible Development. People Need Fresh Air. They Can Do Without Buildings. They Can Do Without Concrete. But They Cannot Do Without Fresh Air.

Anybody Can Dig A Hole And Plant A Tree. But Make Sure It Survives. You Have To Nurture It, You Have To Water It, You Have To Keep At It Until It Becomes Rooted So It Can Take Care Or Itself. There Are So Many Enemies Of Trees.

I Don't Really Know Why I Care So Much. I Just Have Something Inside Me That Tells Me That There Is A Problem, And I Have Got To Do Something About It. I Think That Is What I Would Call The God In Me.

In A Few Decades, The Relationship Between The Environment, Resources And Conflict May Seem Almost As Obvious As The Connection We See Today Between Human Rights, Democracy And Peace.

The Women Of The Green Belt Movement Have Learned About The Causes And The Symptoms Of Environmental Degradation. They Have Begun To Appreciate That They, Rather Than Their Government, Ought To Be The Custodians Of The Environment.