It Was Easy For Me To Be

I Think [gmo] Is One Area Where The Is A Need For Legal Regulations To Make Sure That Companies - Because At The Moment, Companies Are The Ones That Have This Technology - Will Not Use This Technology In A Way That Could Adversely Affect The People.

It's Very Important To Remain Optimistic And To See The Silver Lining In Everything You Do. Because No Matter How Sometimes Things Look Difficult, And Look Like There Is No Hope, There Is Always A Small Glimmering Of Silver Lining That Is In Everything, And I Always Look For That, And Hang On That, And Before I Know It, Another Day Comes And Is Gone.

It's The Little Things Citizens Do. That's What Will Make The Difference. My Little Thing Is Planting Trees.

Why Do We Have To Have People Come From Afar To Come And Grow Food For Us, Or To Grow Food To Sell To Us? It Is Partly Because We Are Almost Becoming Used To People Doing Things For Us. Like Somebody Else Is Going To Solve That Problem For Us. And That To Me Is Very Disempowering System.

In Kenya, One Of Our Biggest Exports Is Coffee. Where Do You Grow Coffee? You Grow Coffee In The Land. To Be Able To Grow Coffee You Need Rain, You Need Special Kinds Of Soils That Are Found On Hillsides, And That Means You Have To Protect That Land From Soil Erosion So You Don't Lose The Soil. You Also Want To Make Sure That When The Rains Come You're Going To Be Able To Hold That Water And Have It Go Into The Ground So That The Streams And The Rivers Keep Flowing And The Ground Is Relatively Humid For These Plants.