News: Hell on Earth's Top Ten

Top Ten Ecological Disaster areas around the globe... (green.sympatico.msn.ca)

http://green.sympatico.msn.ca/article.aspx?cp-documentid=740007

Guess what's no. 6? James Bay, Quebec! This is what I've been trying to say, Hydroelectric Power isn't the cleanest form of energy there is out there (despite their efforts in their latest attempts/ ads on TV). I would know, I grew up in that area. Not only did it affect the environment, it also affected the people, the Crees/ Iiyiyuuch on a physical, psychological, emotional, and on a spiritual level. I am always weary to drink from the tap, or consume fish from the river whenever am back up north.

Disrupted Harmony only breeds Chaos and Confusion. I couldn't ignore this article, and it's pretty much just a general summary of what the true details are. The photo links in the link above only has limited photographs, the rest is yet to be published. People need to educate themselves more on where their energies they utilize on a day-to-day come from. Take what you only need. Leave the rest to replenish itself. The northern 'lifeless' wilderness are nothing but. They are filled with life, people and natural splendour!

Can't help but it just reminds me of dense sadness on a collective scale. Most people try to ignore it but the feeling is must too strong to deny. Iiyiyuuch are stronger than we seem, its just the matter of digging deep within to find the strength and courage to keep on striving through this reality. Modern Civilization is the both a blessing and an awful curse. I hope it crumbles under its own weight like any other past 'great civilizations' in history - rebuilds itself anew, learning from the mistakes of the past - for the next generations to come.

Iiyiyuuch, a literal translation is: simply human. If one human suffers in one part of the world, there is a butterfly effect rippling on the other side of the coin. This was my 2-cents and random mental rant on something I read during my afternoon break and commented on. akuuda, muujiktaa, buutheejaa!