Climate Babe: Kirsty Carrington

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Climate Babe: Kirsty Carrington

Kirsty Carrington wipes a tear from her eye as she grieves over the body of a dolphin believed to be the one nicknamed "Moko" on a beach near Gisborne, New Zealand, Thursday, July 9, 2010. The playful solitary dolphin, described as a teenage by officials, became a familiar sight around the beaches of the east coast city of Gisborne, where he swam among beach-goers and stole balls and surfboards. (AP Photo/New Zealand Herald, Alan Gibson)

Selective Empathy

It is sad to see how capable people are of empathy with some animals yet they have no empathy with 99% of the rest, insist on depleting the oceans and other resouces, even without regard of the future of Kirsty Carrington.

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