Seasons greetings

Last summer, when I created this website, I had no idea that readers in other countries than Sweden should get interested and pay attention to my website and blog. But the response I have got from readers of different nationalities shows that the subjects I write about seems to be of interest for many of you.

I am very happy and grateful for your attention, and I apologize to all of you for not having time to write more often. There are so many important subjects that I think we all need to discuss, and I am glad that I have been able to contribute to the debate with my experience.

In particular my conclusions about the connection between climate change and corruption has attracted a growing amount of attention, at least in Sweden: If we really want to protect the nature, the eco systems, a variety of species and our own health - we must stop the corruption! Because corruption makes people taking bad decisions. And corruption makes people using their money to activities and products that harm the environment. The consequence is that less money is used to protect the nature.

Of course is our fight against corruption not the only key. But together with the growing generation (thanks to Greta Thunberg and her friends), that forces all adults to learn and understand what the earth needs from us, and together with entrepreneurs, politicians, scientists and volunteers in every single country, we will save the nature.

I hope that everyone of you, no matter if you celebrate Christmas or not, have had some peaceful days and have energy to start a new year with high ambitions about your personal goals. And I hope that some of your goals are aimed to make a difference for the climate.

Together we make it happen!

(Thanks also to visitors from the other countries that is not shown in this list.)