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Education, If It Means Anything, Should Not Take People Away From The Land, But Instill In Them Even More Respect For It, Because Educated People Are In A Position To Understand What Is Being Lost. The Future Of The Planet Concerns All Of Us, And All Of Us Should Do What We Can To Protect It. As I Told The Foresters, And The Women, You Don't Need A Diploma To Plant A Tree.

There Are Certain Areas Where Foreign Investors Can Help The Local People To Generate Wealth, And Improve Their Quality Of Life. Some Companies, For Example, Del Monte, Which Produces Pineapples In Kenya, Pay A Huge Amount Of Taxes, I Am Sure, To The Kenyan Government, And They Do Create Jobs For Thousands Of Locals.

It Is Evident That Many Wars Are Fought Over Resources Which Are Now Becoming Increasingly Scarce. If We Conserved Our Resources Better, Fighting Over Them Would Not Occur ... Protecting The Global Environment Is Directly Related To Securing Peace. Those Of Us Who Understand The Complex Concept Of The Environment Have The Burden To Act. We Must Not Tire, We Must Not Give Up, We Must Persist.

Some Say That Aids Came From The Monkeys, And I Doubt That Because We Have Been Living With Monkeys From Time Immemorial, Others Say It Was A Curse From God, But I Say It Cannot Be That.

There Is No Reason Why A Company Like Monsanto, For Example, That Is Pushing Gmos, Cannot Go To Kenya, Partner With The University, Partner With The Research Institutions, And Try To Promote - In A Responsible Way - Advanced Techniques To Help Farmers. But This Should Be Done In Such A Way That The Farmers' Livelihoods Are Not Undermined Because The Government Is Irresponsible Or Careless, Or Because It Is Compromised.