Climate, Water and Food: a deadly link.

Photo: "Dia da Terra"

Always take your offering to the "gods of weather," they have decisive votes at meetings of the gods!

There is a "deadly link" between the "Climate", "Water" and "food" necessary for life or death, of all species.

Among the "Climate", "Water", and "Food", the "deadly link" between progress and determines extinction of all biodiversity and ecosystems.

It is the "climate" that determines the quantity and quality of available water, the quantity and quality of food required for maintenance of healthy life, necessary for all species.

The "Climate", "Water" and "Food" determine the progress or failure of powerful human societies, of immense forests, rushing rivers, gigantic and tiny animals that are nurtured, healthy and peaceful in green pastures, with water-rich foods, or are destined to wander miles away out of reach, being decimated by diseases and predators.

Various civilizations have been decimated, many wars have been lost, many extinct species, many human sacrifices, for lack of suitable climate.

The forests, rivers, swamps, mangroves, the scrublands, mountains, glaciers, oceans, birds, mammals, fish, human, after all, all forms and species of life depend on a perfect balance of function in this "deadly link" , which is the "Climate" "Water" and "Food".

Technology alone is not enough, because there is no species can survive in extreme climates, adverse, no water and no food to sustain healthy life.

It is impossible to overstate the importance of climate, the need to act preemptively to protect itself from climate instability, which can compromise the quality of water fit for human consumption, and other species, and destroy the elements necessary for life of all species.

The "Climate" extreme and adverse conditions, can generate excess water and its scarcity, which determines the quantity and quality of food.

Simply quote the example of the consequences for agriculture, caused by ash from erupting volcanoes.

Or the nuclear contamination of the air in Japan, originated from an earthquake, followed by a deadly tsunami.

Devastating floods and swollen rivers may destroy all the food produced in one season.

Excess water destroys much as its absence.

There are numerous places in the universe that there is "Weather," "Water," and even "food", but there is no "Life", because the balance in the "deadly link" is poor or nonexistent.

At the very Earth, there are geographical regions in which the "deadly link" neutralizes the possibility of life.

Ancient civilizations knew and valued the importance of balance and proper functioning of the "link", offered as offerings to the gods of water, forest gods, the weather gods, gods of food and crops.

The "Climate" determines the winds, geography, the quality of air we all breathe, water we drink, the food we eat, the progress, the prices of everything we produce, the shares on the stock exchanges, the titles of papers government's success or failure on the fronts of all battles social, economic, war, culture and geography.

The "Climate" is a determinant of success or failure, and is a variant of the imponderables of the true forces of nature that determine the future or the extinction of all ecosystems, biodiversity and environments suitable for the flourishing of life, human or nonhuman .

Discard and minimize the importance of climatic and geologic changes currently taking place on Planet Earth, generating current and future environmental disasters imaginable, it is folly exceeds all bounds of rationality, that even the most primitive living creatures are capable of, because they know intuitively , which depend on climate for a living.

Large herds of animals, the route of migratory birds, the work of ants, bees, fish, trees, the rivers, the pace of wind, rain, movement of glaciers, clearly demonstrates the highly sophisticated sensory intelligence Mother Nature in pursuit of climate and geological conditions habitable and safe to procreation and evolution of each species.

The continuity of human evolution at this point is fully committed and dependent on our ability to relearn the importance of "climate" and its "dead links".


RUI SANTOS DE SOUZA
Brazil, Curitiba, June 21, 2011 - 18h: 55