We recognize that there are many disabled individuals who are unable to leave their homes to view the Earth Web first-hand. The video will give them a chance to see it. We hope to have a significant portion of the Earth Web Project completed by the U.N.'s World Environment Day in June 2000. As long as the citizens of Planet Earth continue to become sick from exposure to toxic chemicals, as long as government and marketplace supported industries continue to add untested ingredients to the chemical soup, we will continue to add pictures to the Earth Web. When we stop poisoning Mother Earth and all the creatures on it, the Earth Web will be finished.
Toxic chemicals respect no borders.
The problem is a global one. Thanks to the Internet, information about the Earth Web Project is being sent around the world, and participants are joining in from many different countries. The Earth Web Project was developed out of a deep sense of compassion - for each other and for our shared home, the Earth. We see and feel the pain, and the injustice, and want to do something about it. We want to contribute in some way to creating a safer, cleaner, healthier Earth for everyone.