I Don't Think We Are Going To

I Don't Like Rats, But There's Not Much Else I Don't Like. The Problem With Rats Is They Have No Fear Of Human Beings, They're Loaded With Foul Diseases, They Would Run The Place Given Half The Chance, And I've Had Them Leap Out Of A Lavatory While I've Been Sitting On It.

I Would Love To Go And See The Himalayan Mountain Kingdoms. There Are Very Few Left Now. I Would Loved To Have Gone To Tibet And Nepal. And There Are Still Parts Of Central Asia That Are Utterly Unexplored.

It's Coming Home To Roost Over The Next 50 Years Or So. It's Not Just Climate Change; It's Sheer Space, Places To Grow Food For This Enormous Horde. Either We Limit Our Population Growth Or The Natural World Will Do It For Us, And The Natural World Is Doing It For Us Right Now.

If We Were All To Reduce Our Demands For Energy, It Would Make An Enormous Amount Of Difference.

[w]hen We Look At The Graphs Of Rising Ocean Temperatures, Rising Carbon Dioxide In The Atmosphere And So On, We Know That They Are Climbing Far More Steeply Than Can Be Accounted For By The Natural Oscillation Of The Weather ... What People (must) Do Is To Change Their Behavior And Their Attitudes ... If We Do Care About Our Grandchildren Then We Have To Do Something, And We Have To Demand That Our Governments Do Something.