Why do we call it Neighborhood Earth? Because the global economy makes the world smaller every day (population explosion not withstanding).  Environmental occurrences half way around the world affect climate here, and the reverse is even truer. Just as I would dread the thought of contamination by pollutants leaked into the air around my home, school or business by a careless and selfish neighbor, what nations do or don’t do to control their greenhouse gasses do have similar consequences.

Neighborhood Earth’s stewards (government officials) don't always appreciate what we have, nor act in accordance with that stewardship. If we are to continue to have a sustainable sphere on which to dwell, breed and prosper, these elected representatives owe something to us and our posterity; allegiance to our planet's survivability. Global Warming Deniers notoriously line the coffers of our congress and administration officials, in exchange for favors that mutually benefit them, and hurt everyone else. The more we are educated on the environment, the smaller the chance that we will remain unconscious when another safeguard is eroded by the highest bidder.

We know that there is a plethora of environmental content out there in cyberspace, and in the print world. We offer this educational tool, a central source, where all of this juicy information awaits your curious minds. Click away, learn, and have fun.

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