January has
crossed half-way.
Strength of new year
resolutions is slowly fading away and people are getting back to the routine
excuses. Some are heading towards it if not there yet. Look around. What has
changed?
People are captivated with the latest transfer window deals in the soccer world. Dolores O'Riordan died
and half of the world is mourning. So far Mr. Trump was the concern,
now his real estate is the worry. Funny how people care about the people they
don't care for. Hawaii missile false alarm caused huge terror, because they
didn't have much time to seek shelter. Had they had many years, it wouldn't
have caused panic. Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency are the buzz words and there are
studies on how it will hurt bitcoin "if" china shut down mining.
Australia experienced the hottest day at 47.3C whereas thermometer broke due to
extreme cold temperature of -67C at Siberia which is one of the lowest ever
since. Another oil tanker sank off China coast.
However, there are good news too. Jordan is
taking action against animal mistreatment and plastic-free stores are making to
news headlines on The Guardian. From this year, China
has decided to stop importing a wide range of plastic and other wastes. However,
interestingly, The Guardian's reporting team is worried about where
"Developed countries" will dump their waste instead they should
suggest how those countries should reduce creating waste. Another relieving news is
that London has decided to go electric with all new black cabs and Europe is
getting stricter at emission and energy efficiency front. Britain is all set
for greenest year ever and few other countries are also moving in that direction.
But none of the biggest
organizations has yet planned to work on population control. We must keep in
mind that unless the demand is reduced, question of supply will remain. We
should be worried that chocolate "may" go extinct in 40 years if not
for 200 to 2000 species going extinct every year. Extinction of plants and
animals is at 1,000 to 10,000 times the rate it should be, because of us.
BBC remembered
"Sir" Roger Moore and John Noakes on New Year's morning. Time may come when there won't be anyone to broadcast the news about human extinction.
Forget about remembering us. I would like to request to BBC team to remind
whole world every morning that we are responsible for the change. And we should make sure it is good. We can
start with restricting ourselves to one child. Can we do this?
I believe it is possible. I am committed to it.
"I feel responsible
for the chaos around the world. I am ready to walk on the right path. I will
bear up to maximum one child. This is my contribution to our coming generations
to give them a better life amidst the blossoming nature. I'm the change."
People working for women
empowerment, this is the opportunity for you. Now, only women have power to save the
world. It has been declared that no amount of tree plantation can save this planet. We have crossed that line.
Women of my planet, I need your support.
Would you save this world please?
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