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Quotes About Environment

The bayou certainly has a wild beauty of its own, although it is undoubtedly hostile to man," Richard Duvall mused. "But then, many things that are quite beautiful are hostile to man." "Like women?" Shiloh suggested.
~ Unknown
We shall continue to have a worsening ecologic crisis until we reject the Christian axiom that nature has no reason for existence save to serve man.
~ Unknown
People can not be separated from their environment. Living consciousness is not an isolated unit. Human consciousness is increasing the order of the rest of the world and has an incredible power to heal ourselves and the world: in a certain sense we make the world as such, as we wish.
~ Lynne McTaggart
Those who thought of collaboration in simplistic terms could not comprehend the reality of trying to survive in an uncivilized, unstable environment in which the norms of society had broke down.
~ Unknown
The rain persists, an amniotic fluid, the perfect environment for reading in a room, a womb of one's own.
~ Lynne Tillman
One of the biggest differences between humans and trees is simply that humans burn trees.
~ Unknown
An adaptive agent is constantly playing a game with its environment. What exactly does that mean? Distilled to the essence, what actually has to happen for game-playing agents to survive and prosper? Two things, Holland decided: prediction and feedback.
~ Unknown
A nosotros los estadounidenses, lo único que nos interesa es el consumo de nuestros productos. No nos interesa cómo los fabrican o qué les pasa, lo que pasa cuando los desechamos, cuando los tiramos a la basura.
~ Unknown
The natural world is so adaptable...So adaptable you wonder what's natural.
~ Unknown
You have to inhale a lot of those chemicals before they can take effect. They're called dioxins, apparently. The family planning officers there are very relaxed, because they know that however hard a man tries, he's unlikely to get his wife pregnant. What a wonderful place it sounds!
~ Ma Jian
We should restore a proper balance in environmental regulation and energy production that is based on common sense, not political agendas.
~ Mac Thornberry
I like the outdoors and the natural world. Environmental issues.
~ Mackenzie Crook
Pere?ii au culoarea cameleonului...
~ Unknown
I have heard that men who live by a waterfall cease to hear it—
~ Madeline Miller
Somebody has to be tireless, or the fast-buck operators would asphalt the entire coast, fill every bay, and slay every living thing incapable of carrying a wallet.
~ John D. MacDonald
are too many mouths to feed. One million three hundred thousand more every week! And of all the people who have ever been alive on Earth, more than half are living right now. We are gnawing the planet bare
~ John D. MacDonald
Somebody has to be tireless, or the fast-buck operators would asphalt the entire coast, fill every bay, and slay every living thing incapable of carrying a wallet." These
~ John D. MacDonald
Somebody has to be tireless, my boy, or the fast buck operators would asphalt the entire coast, fill every bay and slay every living thing incapable of carrying a wallet. And with my left hand I strike the occasional blow of culture.
~ John D. MacDonald
For the religious spirit is like the flu—it is constantly adapting to the environment.
~ John Eldredge
The supreme reality of our time is the vulnerability of our planet.
~ John F. Kennedy
Never before has man had such capacity to control his own environment,...We have the power to make this the best generation of mankind in the history or the world - or make it the last.
~ John F. Kennedy
It is our task in our time and in our generation to hand down undiminished to those who come after us, as was handed down to us by those who went before, the natural wealth and beauty which is ours.
~ John Fitzgerald Kennedy
I think he was a little like the lizard that changes color with its surroundings. He appeared far more a gentleman in a gentleman's house. In that inn, I saw him for what he was. And I knew his color there was far more natural than the other.
~ John Fowles
Even the simplest knowledge of the names and habits of flowers or trees starts this distinguishing or individuating process, and removes us a step from total reality towards anthropocentrism.
~ John Fowles