Conservationist Jane Goodall Asks: What Will the World Be Like for Our Grandchildren?
Tim Barlass - One Green Planet
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June 13, 2014
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The conservationist tells Tim Barlass that many Australians aren't aware just how many species are in danger of extinction here and urges politicians to think about Climate Change as an issue beyond the next election. (Corey Hancock)

The swirling debates on climate change and the potential damage its effects will have are grabbing the world’s attention right now. Focusing on the security of global food systems, the well-being of cities, and our own health, the damage appears catastrophic, and yet, still very little action is being taken to remediate these effects.

The news media has examined these issues from economic, social, and political perspectives but they all miss the perspective that should really be at the heart of the matter. Knowing what we know, how can you not care about what the future will look like for your great-grandchildren?

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