Right away I loved the biking article. I have been an avid biker my whole life. It's fun and a great way to saty in shape and faster than walking but safer than driving. And It uses very little resources other than the materials it takes to manufacture a bike. I normally mix and match good parts and build my own bike so that each component will be quality and last much longer than some cheap plastic.

I tend to agree with Attenborough, but I don't think it's because diseases will "emerge" as they say, I think it's because when we live in an unhealthy environment, we ourselves cannot be totally healthy and become more susceptible to microbes which shouldn't normally harm us.

I love the Leave it Wild campaign. That is something I've been practicing wherever I've lived all of my adult life. It is the healthiest for the flora and fauna therefore healthiest for us.

I really do hope more parents decide to keep their kinds out of school. I have been the father of 2 fully unschooled and unvaxxed kids for a decade and I would have it no other way. Especially now.

And of course Garbage Warrior is an excellent example of sustainable living. I have followed Reynold's work for many years. I am also friends with @wwf who built a fully off grid earthship in Alberta, Canada and was featured in Ben Stewart's film Ungrip. If I ever decide to stop traveling in a tiny house, I will certainly build an earthship.

Thank you for a great post! Keep it up.