There is no doubt whatsoever that we have to look after our own local environment as well as the world in general.
We cannot return to yesterday's model of pumping chemicals and gases into our atmosphere; only education and exploration of new greener and healthier products as well as ethical and sociable practice, should be on the agenda for ours and our children's future.
My mind is pretty clear on this: global warming and climate change is a natural process that the world undertakes to balance nature.
The Ozone Hole acts as a vent: oceans are sinks that are able to absorb and dissolve concentrations of naturally occurring gases and chemicals: soil is a sponge capable of diffusing large amounts of chemicals (natural and man-made) and trees and plants are hardy, complex filters that can tolerate and process huge amounts of gas, toxins and pollutants.
What does bother me greatly is data manipulation and the recent revelation that scientists have lied and manipulated data on global warming and climate change.
Isn't it time we deserved to know the truth? Isn't is time that we had a central climate computer that is independently monitored and adjudicated.
I am happy to let climate scientists submit their data but what has become intolerable is that in today's world, these same scientists are also able to manipulate their own results - it's the same as us scanning our own food at the supermarket check-out and then writing our own price at the end.
It's got to stop here and now - environmental responsibilities for all of us is a must but climate change scaremongering and sharp practise cannot be allowed to go on.
Image: Professor Phil Jones of the University of East Anglia. Jones is at the centre of the email scandal that has debunked much of scientists claims that the world is heading for environmental meltdown.
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