Critical Mass : Tipping Points

The 21st century has already begun and we are apparently no where any closer to finding daylight as numerous critical problems surmount. The 21st century began with the continuation of an ominous major economic collapse which still wanes globally and the possibility of world war 3 looming in the midst. We all share and breath the same air, benefit from the same sun, receive nutrition from the same earth and drink the same water, how can resources become only a national priority unless it becomes only designated to a certain select few which threatens to create world strife. It would appear that the solution(s) would be constructed toward becoming more aware about preserving or enhancing what little we have left of the biosphere and create positions and roles that benefit our environment on a local and national level. It means every occupation, every profession, every policy and every action we take must literally be taken with the consideration of sustainability of our planet first before any other benefit and thus becomes a prime directive of the planet. This doesn't mean that industries such as business, methods of mass transportation or industry can not exist, it means, rather, that they must advance through methods that can not harm, limit or destroy these multi-shared resources that everyone of the planet requires to subsist, as well as preserve life. If not we may perish as a race. At the beginning of the 20th century the idea of "free energy" as a method to sustain the world was already being introduced not only as a scientific method that was proven to work, but one that could complement the economic framework for the planet to survive. It was passed over for competing methods that created benefits monetarily for just a few and further harmed the planet. It has now lead to a critical point on the planet and it will take the same captains of industry to review what was created by these results of their decision and chose an alternative that enhances not only the quantity of capital benefits , but capitalizing on benefiting the quality of life on this planet.