Nature By Diane Ackerman

The author Diane Ackerman describes how the new age of human revolution begins to rises, as the changing effects of Earth's nature start to dies. The race of humans had created a wide terrestrial destruction on Earth, but the humans do have their economic capabilities and resource technologies to fix the entire ecosystems as possible. Then again, they cannot reverse the changing effects of the global warming and climates. Between the media news and the U.N., as the United Nations, are always doing many reports on the global warming, and it gets the human societies into thinking that earth is going be doom. They might be feeling the depths of fear growing inside their conscious minds as if the world is going to finally end. Nevertheless, the
human beings think it's for them is natural to reshaping the land regions, and creating the industrial revolution companies take over to use the extended use of Earth's resources. When reading the book of the Human Ages, and getting the idea what she has written about her entire life experience with nature. More importantly, she always was deeply curious and infatuated with nature in her lifetime. There is an existing distinction between the human beings and forces of nature, something like a mysterious connection and disconnection towards the hidden relationship that exists in an infinitesimal quantity scale. If the human beings from different living societies can embrace with nature, maybe they can actually reflect on seeing their sense of awareness to become realist and environmentalist to caring for nature's perseverance. Not all of the humans are greedy evil or planetary destroyers, but they can change their ways into playing a major role in being protectors of the environments and ecosystems