David is now ready, he says, for a simple life out of the spotlight. However, he regrets that the highlighting of the destruction of the environment has not stopped, let alone reversed, the destruction of the planet:
"Nobody any longer knows what a sustainable future is," the bearded, bespectacled environmentalist told Reuters in a recent interview in Australia to promote his book, "David Suzuki: The Autobiography."David, good luck with your future move. We'll miss you on our TVs.
"I feel like we are in a giant car heading for a brick wall at 100 miles an hour and everyone in the car is arguing where they want to sit. For God's sake, someone has to say put the brakes on and turn the wheel." [Source]
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I did not know this. I just found your blog... Thanks for telling us. Recently, I've been listening again to Suzuki's "From Naked Ape to Superspecies".
Just to let others know what anonymous is talking about, you can listen to the series on mp3 HERE.
wow! thank you so much for this link. i'm listening to analog--cassettes! all the while i've been wishing i had it digitally! thanks!!!!
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