More than four decades after the first Earth Day, rainforests are - TopicsExpress

More than four decades after the first Earth Day, rainforests are still shrinking. At least the world’s greatest living naturalist believes all is not lost. We should not think that all our ancestors and all that we are today must someday come to nothing, writes 85-year-old Edward O. Wilson in “A Window on Eternity.” It is neither too early, nor the topic too remote from day-to-day reality, to envision a different kind of immortality, and how it might be achieved. It resides in those remnants of the natural world we have not yet destroyed. Washington Post

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