TED AWESOME VIDEOS 2009 PART 3

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Legendary ocean researcher Sylvia Earle shares astonishing images of the ocean -- and shocking stats about its rapid decline -- as she makes her TED Prize wish: that we will join her in protecting the vital blue heart of the planet.

About Sylvia Earle

Sylvia Earle has been at the frontier of deep ocean exploration for four decades. She's led more than 50 undersea expeditions, and she's been an equally tireless advocate for our oceans and… Full bio and more links

Very thoughtful comment on the video. Why is has been giving the honour of "thoughtful". Because it makes you think, what are doing. Yes, at the top of technology, design and entertainment we are destroying our environment at an alarming rate. Afterall we have a lot of gadgets that are more powerful than ever ever before. You can stop and start thinking for what you do? Yes, you can. You change yourself and the world will change itself. You make your community and the good will follow.

" Truth follows not lies but truths ". " A good effort made will always be remembered and first of all in your heart . You appease yourself in the beginning and  that what matters most"

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v montelongo – February 26 2009

How about some mood music for this topic? Here's a song from Consolidated from 1992 about fishing and the effects on the world's oceans: http://soundcloud.com/mexist/gone-fishing - song is great

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- this song tells you what we are doing. Nice music and something to take action about and not think about Now, we have thought too much." When thoughts become excessively painful taking action is the finest remedy " Salman R.





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