TEWOLDE BERHAN GEBRE EGZIABHER•SURROUNDED BY SOLUTIONS
The answers to our ecological crises lie in the bounty of Nature that is all around us – we just need the humility to recognise them and the courage to act.
MANY SPECIES REMAIN physiologically more or less constant but modify the environment to some extent so as to make it suit them. But humans, in striving for maximum comfort, have modified the environment the most. It is our fancy and not our physiology that drives our modifications. We are thus continually changing the biosphere, which has hitherto been suitable for all forms of life, ...
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