I'm thankful that CI funded most of my dissertation work!

Thanks for your response!

I feel it is important to point out that the link provided is to a Reuters article that does little more than gloss over the importance of the email exchange discovery, and attempts to minimize the impact by distorting the actual content of the emails themselves. I'm not sure what "misleading data" you are referring to, but further research would prove unequivocally that the peer review process is a sham, and there was (and remains) blantant and intentional collusion to falsify data in order to support a predetermined conclusion--one that benefits the corporations and globalists, not the human beings of Mother Earth.

I won't even go too deep into the fact that a simple Google search will reveal News Service CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Thomson Reuters Corporation (Thomas Glocer) has undeniable ties and grave conflicts of interest with the same global elitists that I referenced in my original comments. He has not only partnered up with David Rockefeller’s biotechnology trust called “Partnership for New York City,” (PNYC), but he has also been a Merck pharmaceutical company Director since 2007, according the Merck company website.... See More

Please understand that I am all for conservation, and I truly believe that we need to work together as one global family to preserve and protect the bounty we have, but cancer is too stupid to not kill it's host, and we are being led down a path of deceit with cancerous lies forged into the mainstream by greedy (and frankly disturbed) liars. That's putting it kindly, so as not to scare those still confused and/or controlled by the MSM.

Again, all the best to you all.

Among the organizations funded by Rockefeller Brothers Fund are: .....Conservation International....

Oh, I see now. I'm guessing that my $20 donations and my pleas for greater transparency to more critically thinking masses do not trump the funding from papa Rock.

Do what you can do, and stand up for good whenever possible. And remember always that despite how easily we forget, we are all the same energy.... See More

Take care.

Here is the official ecotourism website for the Sierra Gorda: http://www.sierragorda.net/sg-ecotours/index.htm

Ever since I bought my first car, I've always done my best to drive the most fuel efficient car possible. I plan to convert my TDI VW Jetta so that it runs on vegetable oil.

And, I must say that, as an animal lover and activist, for crying out loud, SC Johnson, STOP using animals to test your products!!!! It is not only unnecessary, but heinous and cruel beyond words. I, for one, will never buy any of your products until you stop this.

And, I'm a vegan - one of the very best ways to save the planet.

*Dislike* How can they be into conservation if they still test their products on animals??

I do from myself in daily life such as bought daily thing not packs but bottle for less trash to take out

*dislike* as well for the EXACT same reasons

I work on reducing water waste.

Taking METRO instead of cab!

reusing, recycling bags

Recycling everything I can (cans, cardboard, glass, plastic, magazines, junk mail and newspaper,etc) Using less water, driving less often and donating things to Goodwill instead of 'trashing' them. Trying to eat less meat. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!!

We use canvas bags, compost, have CFL's, and carpool when possible. Go Team Earth

That's awesome!

Recycle everything i can,use less electricity,get my kids to do the same & got my MP on the case to get recycling bin keys for the elderly & disabled in my local community.
follow the 3 R's.!!!!!

I try to use less electricity!

nice profile pic. Sasho.!!!! (does this get another $ donated.???)

i do not use plastic bags anymore

I get my bills sent by email, not as letters sent through the mail.

walk everywhere I can, bring my own bags and teach my daughter to 'save water for the elephants' when she washes her hands.

I made my own solar batch heater for my home as well as a solar heater for my outdoor shower. We hang towels out to dry in the sun. We buy rainforest certified coffee, we recycle plastics and metals, we conserve electricity within our home and office, I sold my truck :( and bought a more fuel efficient car (now that was a tough sacrifice), we installed a hot water tank timer as well as a programable thermostat for the heater/AC, and we only purchase energy saver appliances.

I recycle everything I can, I use reusable bags ( i recycle the plastic bags I do use), My bills are also electonically sent to me-not mailed, I try to conserve water (taking shorter showers) I wash all laundry in cold water to save energy and I unplug appliances/electronics not being used and our company is starting to get into residential solar heating

I recycle, I walk or take the bus almost eveywhere I need to go!!! I teach my son the importance of reusing by bringing home old flyers from work for him to draw on!!! The little things add up and really do not take to much to do!! I have a programable thermostat that lowes the heat during the day and at night. I do not keep my temperature at extremes in my home, for both winter and summer!

Recycling old t-shirts and using vinegar or baking soda for cleaning has kept me from buying your products, but feel free to donate your customer's money to a good cause!

minimizing use of water by ensuring closed taps.

The basics: reuse, refuse, recycle. but with no public recycle option in New Orleans the latter is off the list temporarily.

I don't eat meat! The carbon reduction is incredible. I don't drive a car, and I fly very little.

Work from home, drive a hybrid, live in a walkable community, buy local, support your regional farmer's market, buy in bulk, use energy efficient appliances and light bulbs, and keep inspired by imagining the world you want to leave to your children!

Buy American and if possible support local farmers. Never leave the water running while brushing your teeth....very wasteful.

look at both production carbon costs and transport carbon before making your purchasing decisions - some 'local' produce can be deceptively problematic

avoid red meat reduce green house effect

Thanks everyone for your comments! Your support means a lot to us. We have sent these over to SC Johnson for the blog.

Recycle as much as possible. Use natural cleaning products. Avoid plastic grocery bags. Use public transport.

I crochet my supermarket bags into great strong totebags which I then use to take my groceries home eliminating further plastic bag waste

CI continues to contribute greatly to this earth.

To recycle paper and plastic's and not use electricity only when needed and careful on how much water used.

Eco tourism is a plain and simple con, if we can regulate chicken farm in kenya and pig farm in brazil i am sure we can put some standed and regulations to Ecotourism.
How can ecotourism be regulated? who is going to do it.What we need is stronger standards for ecotourism.
Ecotourist projects are unaudited, unaccredited and merely hint they are based on environmentally .Many tour operators ecotourist hotels and travel agencies use the term ecotourism to describe their operations. many of these projects do little to conserve nature or to benefit local people.
motivation of private travel companies and ecotourist hotles is profit - as it is in any other sector. The problem is that pressure to increase profits does not lead to sound long-term planning or sustainable development
friendly policies and operations. The guidelines that do exist mostly address the obvious issues ... See More
such as changes in land use, cutting down trees,Ecotourism unwittingly appears to be killing the wildlife it seeks to protect.
making tracks, or scaring wildlife.Ensuring that nature-based travel establishes and maintains high standards will be a challenge for all parties. The roles are different for each player, but together they can find the ecologically sensitive and economically viable methods and practices that will ensure survival of the attractions of nature and culture, without harming the resources . Will the parties see their ways to adhere to the highest principles and standards of ecotourism?

As a practitioner of responsible travel, I am concerned about general guidelines. They are either too vague or too weak. Here in Crete, we have zero support from the government for our work, quite the contrary in some cases. So the guidelines that include governmental or local authority support -- the perfect world scenarios written by non-... See Morepractitioners -- would not work for the hundreds of grassroots project around the world. The only way we can make progress is through presenting a professional and exciting responsible travel experience that suits our region of the world and rely on travelers to support work like ours as opposed to hearing vague notions of a perfect world.

Ecotourism-hope and reality
we need your help and the help from everyone who honestly sees this particular shade of ecotourism as a contradicting problem rather than an effective and sustainable solution.We support the view that without proper regulations ecotourism can become more a serious problem to the environment and destroying the livelihood... See More ... Read Moreof the local people.We have to join together and start working on some international regulations to be sure that the environment and the livelihood come before profits. Business people should be compelled by governments and international bodies to work within regulations that support sustainability of the ecosystem. There is also the problem of what is ecotourism. ecotourism can be as bad as mass tourism. There is urgent need for international bodies to work on that while at the same time be realistic.
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Conservationists you are rocking! Keep on doing what you do coz its the only really important thing going on on this diseased earth!

yes..!! STOP IT...