Monday, 18 March 2013

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You see some pretty sophisticated expensive looking equipment on the new new new Port Franks tower. What you don't see is the resident eagle being chased by angry crows. The big issue is that the tower sits proximate to residences and rare natural life. 

Yes! In my view both human and natural life will die prematurely because of the cell tower's beacon silently and invisibly emitting radiation that gives no rest to life. When we see the long term effects, which will be like three D erosion of growth or the effect of steady ultra violet light on the colour of our carpets in sun light, we will begin to see why we die prematurely. Forget all the omega 3 diets, the technologists have discovered how to offset that with constant radiation eating away at our genetic material from the inside. Our leaves generate more slowly, our tadpoles struggle more to just be born, our rare species just disappear quietly and silently as if they never existed.

Ontario residents hardly notice how much the natural growth of their once beautiful world has eroded over the past fifty years. Who cares? Who is watching? 

I think we are not very smart at all, which means for me that we use technology to soften our perceptions of how rapidly we are destroying the many wonderful landscapes and habitats of creatures we scarcely ever notice!

Bye, bye Ontario! You were so beautiful, but less and less.....

Arthur Lake 

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