These swift changes in the public's thinking illustrate the volatility of concern about energy and oil. And it's not just diapers, packaging, and energy. Across the board, the public, the environmental organizations, and the press say that pollution in the U.S. and the world is not just bad, but getting worse. Public statements on the matter emanate from prominent scientists, politicians of every stripe, and religious leaders of every denomination. We squander resources on technologies of destruction.
Bombs come before bread.
We are killing the skies. Notice that there was nary a word in that declaration about the creating and building that we do - and which obviously is larger than the destruction, because our world becomes healthier, safer and wealthier with every passing decade. You've got it here. The environmentalist ideal has suffused the Jewish community, too. The signers of the invitation included just about every big gun in the organized Jewish community.