We are happy to see the reports of your trip across Canada. Canada is an incredible country and I am sure you will find your trip rewarding. I hope that the politicians appreciate the seriousness of the situations and begin to take action. We must look to the near future for some concerns. Hopefully Kyoto can be ratified and people will considerable alternative sources of energy. – Wayne & Mei Ling Taylor, 9/26/02
Keith forwarded to me your article in Driftwood. You are an inspiration to me and to so many others. I am proud to know you as my friend and a friend of this planet. Thank you for your compassion and tireless energy! – Keith & Jane Wentworth, 9/5/02
Wow! What a great article. It is written with such passion which I know you truly possess over this issue. It leaves the reader no alternative but to read "2030." I intend to.
I really applaud your efforts in not only creating awareness of some pretty critical issues but, more importantly giving suggestions on how people can help. Shortly after reading your article a friend shared another article with me (though not written by them). A portion of which was written by Hal Mooney. His comments made me think so much of you.. "The record shows time and again that one person or a small group can awaken the public to the importance of an issue and bring about a startling change in the direction of a society. Scientists are working together as never before to protect the biological richness of he Earth. The challenge we have now is to make our findings clear and compelling to both the general public and policymakers." – Laurie Chandler, 9/7/02
Your trip sounds fabulous... what an adventure... we're so proud of you...Keep us posted on your journey. We love you so much! Mary Converse Laney, 9/3/02
Thank you for giving me the copy of your letter to Gov. Locke. What you are doing and saying is extremely important for all of us and our children forever. I feel a tremendous amount of gratitude to and admiration for you, Dottie. You have made and are continuing to make critical contributions in the world's fight for survival as well as for compassion and decency.
The newspaper article you sent inspires me to buy the book and read it. The author's message is indeed frightening--as we all allow ourselves to drift on toward the precipice of no return. Short-term actions that threaten long-term survival of ourselves as well as the rest of the planet. - Vince Larson, 9/5/02
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