Leave the oil in the ground, Save the Yasuni

[poli12310]

Peru i Ecuador unan sus fuerzas en esta frontera de yasuni esa selva es muy importante somos muy importantes -como paises hermanos ambos tomen conciencia , la belleza de dos Paises precisamente son sus selvas i especies animales en el buen sentido de la palabra tomen responsabilidad de sus actos porque una vez que eso se pierda jamas va a regresar a nosotros piensen en la generacion futura que jamas podran ver volar un pajaro ni un mono brincando en las ramas.

[omnigon4]

this will be like avatar hahaha

[JoshiXjolie]

I just can say that I hate this fucking government but the problem is that they dont see what we have..they just want to be more rich...and what about the planet?? what about lifes?? what about animals?? Nobody look at this point...we know that this country needs money...but this is not the only way to have money...just leave the fucking oil in the ground and save the planet!!! Cuz is ur life and also mine!!!

[sinplata2]

WE THE ECUADORIANS want The Yasuni Trust Fund to be managed by the UN Development Programme."Yasuni National Park is a fantastic project and a big contribution to save our climate," .

WE THE ECUADORIANS want this FUND not to be administered directly by any Ecuadorian Government. ...

[84cio]

are u crazy?????

[sindineroman]

the YASUNI PARK belongs to all and you RAFAEL CORREA are a communist and thief. We the Ecuadorians want to preserve the environment and you CORREA want it is to do business with the natural resources of our country...NO MAS CORREA..!!!

[mackat4ck]

If only there was a way to get it without damaging anything.

[onepeacefullight]

I agree. It seems to me that everything in nature has a purpose. The earth is like a big wheel.. Oil could be the 'WD-40', the grease for the bearings, and the fuel that drives our fiery inner core.

So Pocko, you're not the only one that thinks this petro has a more valuable place existing naturally beneath the ground, and fueling the engine that makes the world go 'round. Paz y Amor. K

[pocko876]

I'm new to the thinking of this oil crisis--please bare with me. I have been thinking the past few weeks about oil and what it's natural purpose is actually for--if there is a natural purpose. I'm not sure anyone knows or maybe plenty do. It seems to make sense to me that it maybe possibly controls the gradual changing of temperatures above ground and/or maybe it's natural purpose is to make things work on the surface best or healthiest if left underground. I dunno, I just get this weird vibe