I am Earth I am Your Home I am Fragile - Ehirim, Emmanuel B
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Humans are responsible for the degradation of planet Earth. Humans have the responsibility to manage Earth's resources to benefit all, with consideration for the Earth's land, waters and atmosphere. Scientific data and visual photos from researchers and satellites show humans have been failing to manage Earth with "Care". Humans have the collective responsibility to work and reverse the current state of deforestation, carbon and toxic gases pollution of Earth's atmosphere which are contributing to the increase warming of Earth, and the contamination of Earth's waters with toxic chemicals,…mehr

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Humans are responsible for the degradation of planet Earth. Humans have the responsibility to manage Earth's resources to benefit all, with consideration for the Earth's land, waters and atmosphere. Scientific data and visual photos from researchers and satellites show humans have been failing to manage Earth with "Care". Humans have the collective responsibility to work and reverse the current state of deforestation, carbon and toxic gases pollution of Earth's atmosphere which are contributing to the increase warming of Earth, and the contamination of Earth's waters with toxic chemicals, pesticides, plastic materials and trash. Years of monitoring his immediate and global environment, and observing human behavior in their environments, it was and is clear to Emmanuel Ehirim that the lack of information and/or knowledge in environmental matters for a significant number of humans have resulted in the poor management of Earth's land, waters and atmosphere. However, this is not true for big businesses which produce and sell most of the toxic materials and machines responsible for pollution and contamination of Earth's land, waters and atmosphere. They have the information and scientific data but ignore them. This book illustrates the "Cry of Earth" for urgent intervention by all human to collectively work together and reverse Earth's degradation and start to "Handle Earth with Care".
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Autorenporträt
Emmanuel Ehirim lived on three continents; Africa and Europe and currently North America, USA. He is an engineer by training in the fi eld of Communication engineering from the Technical University of Budapest, Hungary and MBA in Management from Eastern University, USA.