Reenita's Wisdom

Who do you think actually takes a stronger stand on Global Warming? Although both Biden and Palin want to address the issue, in the Vice Presidential debates, they seemed to be coming from different points of view.

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I have to admit, my main reason for watching tonight’s debate was that I didn’t want to miss the entertainment, but the as it turns out, I was fully engrossed. Much as I was expecting Sarah Palin to be walked all over by Joe Biden, I was pleasantly surprised at how she handled the questions and the attack.

There was no solid opinion on the bailout plan and the state of the economy that particularly made me jump out of my seat. And their response on many issues would actually lead one to wonder if there is much of a difference in their policies. However, they did have some staunch differences on a few things like tax and healthcare.

One issue that I found particularly interesting was both candidates’ take on energy and climate change. I actually blogged about it: Vice-Presidential Debate: Palin vs. Biden On Global Warming.

Your thoughts? I am curious.

As we get closer to the election polls, citizens want the two Presidential candidates to listen closely to the voice of America. Watch this great video calling out to the next President of the USA to set an example regarding climate change by planting a organic garden in the White House.

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A continuous increase in global population rates could have an alarming impact on climate change. Leonardo Di Caprio’s documentary The 11th Hour, tells us that “the real problem is that there are too many of us – using too many resources – too fast.” CNN news reporter Anderson Cooper, recently produced a documentary film called Planet in Peril which points out the perils of overpopulation on our planet. “Overpopulation could be people, planet problem.”

But are contraceptives the answer? Not according to Pett Corby, author of e-book, ‘How to Avoid Unplanned Pregnancy Every Time You Have Sex – WITHOUT Using Contraceptive Drugs.’ Corby is actively encouraging women to be aware of the health risks of using contraceptives, especially in the younger years. Her deliberately short book offers insight into researched natural contraceptive methods that offer women advice about avoiding unplanned pregnancies without toxic side-effects. Corby has recently launched an awareness mission on MySpace to inform women around the world about the choices they have. I blogged about on www.ecoworldly.com.

And since it is World Population Day, what better time than now to check out the trailer of The 11th Hour.

The 11th Hour