"Davis does not consider preservation to be his job, however. 'I’m not in the business of trying to save the Peruvian Indian farmer any more than he’s in the business of trying to save me,' he says. Instead, his goal is taking the rest of us to realms of cultural splendor so great that we will understand, finally, their value to the world."

For more on zombie poison and the perils of a world melting pot, read on.

Gildes Slade talks to David Suzuki in anticipation of the Bali Summit. Suzuki says the cuts to emmissions need to surpass the Kyoto tragets. He argues for decisive action, "The sense of urgency is what we need most of all. We can’t piss around anymore. We have to make those deep cuts."

Visit the David Suzuki Foundation for more information and great links regarding the Kyoto Protocol and Bali Summit.