All We Need, Really, Is A Change

Since 1972, I've Been Going Around Making Speeches On The Everglades.

I'm Just A Tough Old Woman.

There Must Be Progress, Certainly. But We Must Ask Ourselves What Kind Of Progress We Want, And What Price We Want To Pay For It. If, In The Name Of Progress, We Want To Destroy Everything Beautiful In Our World, And Contaminate The Air We Breathe, And The Water We Drink, Then We Are In Trouble.

Since 1972, Ive Been Going Around Making Speeches On The Everglades. No Matter How Poor My Eyes Are, I Can Still Talk. Ill Talk About The Everglades At The Drop Of A Hat. Whoever Wants Me To Talk, Ill Come Over And Tell Them About The Necessity Of Preserving The Everglades.

It Is A Woman's Business To Be Interested In The Environment. It's An Extended Form Of Housekeeping.