Since the beginning of time “change” has been and still is the reality of human and planetary existence. These changes are not always part of the natural unfolding of time and have disproportionately effected various segments of the earth’s population: disfavoring the less fortunate and vast majority of humans as well as the innocent species occupying this planet’s surface and waters. The wealthiest populations (10%) are responsible for more than half of the emissions and pollution of the planet and the poorest 50% are responsible for only 7%.
Building climate resilience increases exponentially when we work together and take a multidimensional approach to creating sustainable lifestyles regardless of life circumstances. Our own personal ecosystem management requires simply TAKING A STEP BACK AND AN OBJECTIVE LOOK at our individual lives and not take for granted any aspect of it in relation to the conservation and transformation of energies…our own and the resources around us at our daily disposal. Think about the myriad of ways YOU can conserve your own energy and how you can conserve the energy expended in resources you use. You can do it! We can do it! Thank you for taking the time to consider these ideas and act on behalf of real change, the betterment of all.
Steven E. Handwerker Ph.D., D.div, RM
Board Certified Licensed Psychologist
50 years’ experience
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