1. I get away from sights and sounds of civilisation, then I am good.
2. As we use up one resource, we move onto the next, ie wood to coal for heating
3. Politics and politicians are our rulers, so dictators, monarchs, popes it doesn't matter. No matter who appears to run the show, those behind the scenes are collecting the wealth from our efforts and environmental destruction and hoarding it. Pharoahs, Roman Emperors, makes no difference.
4. I teach natural area restoration, I run 2 landcare groups and undertake wildlife rescue and rehab, I am also the local sustainability coach, I will help anyone in our area to reduce their impact.

A. Water, trees, and silence (as close as I can get anyway )
B. As we use existing resources we will continue to push through what remains.
C. Politicians, in general, have one goal - money.
D. Myself. I try to purchase only what I need, eat vegan at least a few times a week, purchase organic produce locally sourced, grow a small garden, and try to police as much trash as I can. I am no saint mind you - I still have my vices.

Is down to human beings/man kind again.
Educate them and maybe we will stand a chance

I feel good about my state of NH and the way we conserve resources. Although we have a Republican governor John Sununu Jr. we have two awesome female senators that are Dems. WhenI can still see moose,bear and deer in the state I feel good.

Nature is the only place where we can find/feel peace. It offers no negative energy, a place to feel connected .....which we lack as a society. Government doesn’t care obviously, it’s all about power and greed. You’d think we would have evolved by this point, instead we are like hamsters on a wheel going no where fast, spinning out of control. Being in nature, by water or surrounded by trees, I feel full of love and a sense of belonging. Everyone should have regular doses, not running around chasing the dollar loosing all balance. To maintain balance we need to focus on all aspects of the human experience, mentally, physically, spiritually, and emotionally, nature helps us to do that.