And I had forgotten. Many thanks to http://thatthebonesyouhavecrushedmaythrill.blogspot.com/2011/04/earth-day.html for reminding me.
Never mind, there's still time to make a bonfire of those old tractor tyres I was saving for something, and the local shop is still open, where they sell 'delfynki' (dolphin steaks).
I can barbecue them now but eat them tomorrow as they're meat.
But I still lack one spectacular gesture.......
Bow Down And Obey, Peasants!
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You could use as much electricity as possible in your house.
I remember the first Earth Day - and the decades of silliness that followed.
I also remember watching house-sized rafts of suds floating down the Mississippi: But that was decades back.
The point is that, nitwittery and daft public policies aside, there's a common-sense approach to 'environmental awareness.' And, no surprise to me, the Catholic Church has been describing it for years.
One of my Earth Day posts: "Earth Day, 2011: Pandas are Cute, but Let's Get a Grip" (April 22, 2011)
Brian - sorry to have taken so long to reply. I read your excellent blog on the subject, and of course agree that proper stewardship of what we have on Earth is a Christian duty, provided that abortion and euthanasia have no part in it.
Privately, I am usually (I hope) environmentally friendly.
My perennial problem (unlike Cleopatra) is not with the message, but with some of the dafter messengers.
Hope you had a joyful Ester. God bless.
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