I have a feeling that some of our environmental issues are exacerbated by the centralization of food production and manufacturing. The only way to solve these problems might be through decentralization and limited transport of goods.

Decentralization also mandates a change in the division of labor, which will affect communities.

Do you think communes would solve these problems?

While a greener society is a good thing, too many people have a lot of misconceptions surrounding the differences between naturally occuring chemicals and those that are man made, which means a lot of the greening of our society will involve a lot of wasted energy, and a lot of ineffective programs.

Do you think there should be a real push to educate people in the Natural Sciences so that they can make better decisions, based on sound, scientific evidence?

there are two ways we can look at this...it is good to test things before being applied to the whole world...for the goodness of the planet...but finally the animal is dying...so are you in favour or against the idea of animal testing.

Does the carbon emission after a human or animal dies, have any affect on the environment?

By that I mean are you really obsessive about doing everything you can for the environment, or do you just do little things here and there?

Just wanted to know is it the US or China, or any other country which is responsible ofr the most pollution.

Do you think it's harmful to the environment? How about Catch and release?