Down to earth: Thinking post-COP26 by Frank Regan
‘We could see only one world, without frontiers or boundaries.’
Many of us remember being stunned and delighted when we saw the first colour photographs of Earth from outer space. There it was, a blue-green amethyst, floating serenely on a dark galactic ocean within a Milky Way (with an estimated visible diameter of 100,000-200,000 light-years). We could see only one world, without frontiers or boundaries. All one.
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