Pag® 8 Portland Observer, September 12, 1984 All nations share environmental effects bv Nathaniel S to ll Everybody isn’t talking about the environment, but at least one group, the G lo b al Tom orrow C o alitio n , is doing something about it And you, M r and M rs ./M s . John Q Publu., are invited to join in. The (ilo b a l Tom orrow C oalitio n believes all environm ental acts are interconnected. W hat happens in Russia, A fric a , New Z ealand and P o la n d , they say, affects the e n v iro n m e n t, w o rld wide N o th in g that seeps into the atmosphere can be c o n tro lle d ; each p a rtic le o f c o n tam in atio n spilled upon the water ways o f the w o rld , plays out its string ol adversity to the tw irl o f nature's baton, they say. I t ’s im por tant that we learn to live w ith the world we have because it is the only one we w ill ever have. And accor ding to their pom t-of-view , we are rapidly destroying the planet we live on in two ways. One, we are moving closer and closer to a n ue'ear holocaust; and tw o , we are destroying the planet by con laminating it. They say it is time we reversed the trend and began to live again. T h e Executive D ire c to r o f the coalition is S2-year old D onald R. Lesh. From his o ffic e in W a s h in g to n . D . C . , Lesh directs the n o n -p ro fit c o a litio n w ith a paid s ta ff o f tw o and directs other coalition business, he explained in a recent address to the P o rtla n d Chamber o f Commerce Lesh m a in tain ed that Russell Peterson, a fo rm e r governor o f Delaware, and now the president of the N a tio n a l A u d ub on S ociety, fo un ded the c o a litio n in 1981 because of "th e Global 2000 Report to the President (Jimmy Carter). " I t dled by the small number o f fish in their harvest nets Rem em ber the year is 2000; a mere 16 years into the future Sixteen years of anticipation linking the Ragsdales, Dow nturns, and lishermen in a dramatic sequence of events. The world over, in the year 2000, farmers need fertile soil, an ab u n dance o f water; lack of plant eating bugs, and substantial manpower to see crops through the cycle o f seed to harvest. Their fate is tied to the environment. Orchard growers, the same as the D o w ntu rn s, the w orld o ver, need fo u r things; proper am ounts o f water; a congenial climate; control over fru it-d e s tro y in g bugs, and was a catalyst that brought our group to g e th e r," he added, main tam ing that the general consensus then. was. " T h e report should be the basis for long range planning." The G lo b a l 2000 R e p o rt to the President was concerned with what the earth would be like in the year 2<MMt F L A S H ! T h e year is 2000. T he Ragsdales, farm ers from G eorgia, scratch their heads and wonder why their crops won't grow. In that same year, 20 00 , the Downturns from Florida, shed tears as they gaze at scrawny fru it trees that were once p le n tifu l w ith lush fruit. In Oregon, fishermen are befud- S lim m e rs Salon Weight lots and e«ercite center guaranteed to lose 6 8 pounds per week and feel good Non allergenic diet supplement Electric enercise machine Also. Body Wrap and Face Lift caring hands to prune the bush that would have fed the hungry. And like the Ragsdales, the D o w n tu rn s depend on the en viron m ent. They are dependent on spring, summer, fall and winter— the four seasons of the year-to replenish the earth with fruit-bearing subsistence A nd so we fin d a ll fa rm e rs , w hatever th eir c ro p , are in te rco n nected; lie d to the d ictates o f nature; dependent upon the under standing of man and locked into a continuum that began long ago Not everyone is concerned about the c o n tin u u m — the e n v iro n m ent— at least not yet, but accor ding to the G lo b a l T o m o rro w Coalition, they need to be Sauna Batha and Showers 1634 N .E. 7th Phone 287 3288 Oregon Chief ■ Hot Links For A Change Of Pace, Try These Spicy, Hot Links Alone Or In Your Favorite Dishes. Confederated tribes to hold Warm Springs conference T he Confederated Tribes o f the W arm Springs Ind ian Reservation w ill again host its second W arm Springs Conservation Conference, at Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge on September 28, 29, and JO. The conference will take place in conjunction w ith the Oregon W ild life Federation hoard meeting on Friday, September 28th. Topics this year will include public land m anagem ent, water resource m anagem ent, and the U . S . /C a n ada salm on in te rce p tio n treaty n eg o tiatio n s , am ong others. O n S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n , the W arm Springs Tribe will conduct a tour of some o f its forested areas, and on Saturday evening will host a salmon feast at Simnasho Longhouse. Accomodations include rooms at cither K a h -N e e -T a Lodge or the V illa g e , tip is , cam p space, and trailer hookup A price list w ill be m ailed to p o te n tia l p artic ip a n ts during August. - Jl * - U n ii j- • i ' ' ' 1 C ” Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix Town House Peaches 3-Pound Can Folger’s Coffee 8.5-Ounce Box. A Quick Mix To Brighten Up Any Meal Anytime. Yellow Cling Sliced Or Halves, 29-Oz. 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