From: James Morrow [mailto:jc.morrow@btopenworld.com]

Sent: Friday, October 15, 2021 2:47 PM
To: 'COP26universities@imperial.ac.uk' <COP26universities@imperial.ac.uk>
Subject: Good COP Bad COP?

 

Dear COP 26 Universities UK Team,

How can there be human rights without giving life itself the right to exist in a world that is less than eight thousand miles across?

In the last fifty years alone, the wildlife vertebrate population has fallen by more than 2/3rds whilst the human population has doubled…

 Without taking this fully into account, there will be a COP Failure next month…      

 

Given the current rate of extinction, soon there only be Tellypresence for millions of species, for that is the only place you will be able to see them…

 

6^th Sense

 

This is truly the War of our World www.jamescmorrowWWIII.blogspot.co.uk - but then you know all this already...       

 

Out of Time…

For more related tweets in the months running up to COP 26 and during it, you might want to look at the sequence of images and taglines on my Twitter feed @JamesCMorrow – hopefully some might prove thought-provoking; but if nothing else they might provide you with some light relief at times during this, our darkest hour…      

If you have any thoughts they would be most welcome – perhaps after this vital moment of working towards and during the COP and its immediate aftermath…

In the meantime, good luck and keep up the great work!

Yours with best wishes,

James

Eight billion people; eight thousand miles: a million people a mile…