Letters to the Editor for May 24
I read this article about our primate cousins and my blood ran cold. After decades of hunting, poaching and habitat destruction, these beautiful mountains gorillas in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have become critically endangered: only 3,800-6,800 remain. So the communities surrounding the Grauer gorillas are joining together and working towards making their habitat safe and sustainable.
My answer is to keep my eyes on the sky, praying to God and beseeching benevolent beings in UFOs to help us. It’s pretty clear to both that we have no intention of helping ourselves by saving our planet.Trump doesn’t careI think Donald Trump does not care about: As citizens of this planet, what steps can we take to put a stop to this insanity? I personally believe the resolution begins with each of us humbly choosing to follow the lead of a beneficent higher power, seeking his or her guidance from the depths of our hearts.Roe v. Wade in jeopardyThe SCOTUS might overturn Roe v. Wade, allowing states to ban abortions.
What about the child …the 13-year-old victim of rape or incest? Or the child placed in foster care by a mother unable to pay for daycare needed to work? Or the child without health insurance so her family can afford food? These are benefits that a state truly interested in children would provide. But as we know, the GOP isn’t interested in the child, only the fetus. Once born, it’s on its own.War on rightsThe Constitution is a magnificent document. It outlines the limits and powers of an orderly government. Inherent in these building blocks of our republic is the premise that a person’s rights shall not be abridged unless the government has a bona fide reason for doing so.
Morgan Abraham argued the case for water conservation in his recent guest article. We now understand that flows in the Colorado River have diminished and will likely continue at record lows. But conservation will only take us so far. We need to take a serious look at the water demand implications of growth. Currently all proposed developments in Arizona’s Groundwater Management Areas have to demonstrate an assured water supply for 100 years.
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