I am aware naturally like everybody else is, of the claims that Environmental work is largely a mongering. This is because the reality of it is not being Communicated in my view and that happens simply because people have had their imagination encumbered. So I should try my best to set it out as follows: The Earth seems large to us because we are small, the truth is that although it contains the most life in our immediate Solar System, which also supports us in living, it is actually one of the three smallest rocks on the Solar System. Imagine then that there are other Rocks or Planets if you prefer, which are 12 times the size of the one we live in, then you will be able to see that what seems like a River would actually in the grand scheme of all that makes life possible, something of a puddle that has existed as a result of precipitation (which is really what it is if the facts are put in place) - then imagine that we Human beings were like Birds migrating from one part of the world to the other in the process of completing our life cycle and that this puddle of Water was the only viable drinking source we used to stop by; then think about what will happen if it just dried up because there was not enough precipitation to create one in season and then put your imagination to the fact that what really happens to most of these puddles or Rivers if you prefer, is that it gets poisoned. When we had finished with this understanding, we would be ready to see really that streams of pure and drinking water are actually just something of the water we throw onto the streets which pigeons wet their throats with and then imagine if somebody set about poisoning every one of those each time somebody threw any onto the streets - I venture to mention as such that this would have been the point at which human beings will have begun to understand the impact, real cost and effect of environmental abuse and damage.