Beveridge Says He Was Misrepresented
“A Neighborhood Flap in Laguna Niguel,” seems to fairly present all sides of a local version of an all to common tragedy . . . human insensitivity to the other species who share this earth with us, which has resulted in the permanent loss of countless species of plants and animals to unnatural extinction.
Selfish, uncaring human beings who place their individual economic gain ahead of the welfare of their neighbors, human and animal alike, are responsible for a worldwide ecological disaster of nightmarish proportions. People of greater vision and sensitivity must challenge the narrow-minded Ed Beveridges of the world with the full weight of their combined power.
Thank God for caring, dedicated, selfless people like Richard and Linda Evans and their volunteers. They must be very fulfilled by the work they are doing. Committed people like them give all of us reason to have hope and to continue the fight to salvage our planet.
HOWARD A. SIEGEL,
Administrative Director
Environmental Research
& Education Foundation, Inc.
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