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The earth is finite.

Posted byMorag March 30, 2014

We are learning rapidly that there is no “away” to throw things – whether it is nuclear waste, mounds of plastic…or human beings we don’t know how to deal with. We have to learn, somehow, to deal with it all.

–T. Thorn Coyle in the comments thread at her post “Predators in Paganism (Trigger Warning)”

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