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How can you conquer the world on an empty stomach/ Agriculture was our first great revolution the first surplus and gave birth to cities civilization. Discuss how agriculture is a prerequisite for survival.
We are like every other species on earth-our principal concern is to feed ourselves.
Describe how wise humans in such a short time have disrupted the balance that is so essential in life and examine how we are depleting what nature provides. How we are destroying the cycle of life that was given to us.
Discuss how the miracle of life occurred on earth, a planet that is not too close or too far from the sun.
Dubai has no water and no farmland. Examine how, with the money from oil, it can import food, desalinate sea water, build the highest skyscrapers in the world and build artificial island in the sea.
Explain the earth’s water cycle and how it is in constant renewal and how there is always the same quantity of water on earth. All the successive spices on earth have drunk the same water.
Examine how floating polar ice forms a protective mantel against cold, under which life can go on.
Explain how water and air are linked, united in life and shared for our life on earth. How fossil water, a non renewable resource was consumed temporarily irrigate agricultural crops in Saudi Arabia desert.
Describe how life on earth relies on a balance, in which every begin has a role to play and exist only through the fragile existence of another begin.
The earth counts time in billions of years. It took 4 billion years for it to make trees. Explain how trees grow towards the sun that nourishes their foliage. How they capture light energy and store it into wood and leaves, which then decomposes into living matter and fertile soils for agriculture.
Explain how humans benifet from the inheritance of earth’s 4 billion year old legacy, and how 200.000 years, humans have taken possession of every habitat.
Discuss how for the poor, life expectancy is short, hard labor takes its toll, and how the uncertainty of nature weigh on daily life. Education is rare privilege Children are a family’s only asset as long as every extra pair of hands is a necessary contribution to it’s subsistence.