Jerry Lee believes that health is intimately related to the Environment, that Science should work at the service of people, and says we need a balanced environment that provides for clean air using renewable instead of fossil-based sources of energy to prevent climate change. He says we must abandon nuclear energy, which is too dangerous to assume for what it provides, and until we can neutralise radioactivity. See gw's Policy on Nuclear Activity and articles on Solar Energy and Bio-fuels. He says, we need enhanced wildlife and a sustainable use of natural resources with, for example, limited fishings and greater preservation of forests and the creation of more protected natural parks. We need 100% organically grown food, where synthetic fertilizers or pesticides have not been used anywhere in the food chain. He says we need a better education system, and a social structure, which allows and encourages human relations based on respect. We need a tailored education system where individuals are valued for their abilities, and allowed to unfold.

Issues that oppose these needs must be addressed, and coordinated international solutions must be given accordingly. Jerry Lee supports Kyoto's protocol and its revision in 2006 at the United Nations conference on climate change in Nairobi. See gw's Global Warming. Jerry Lee also strongly condemns nations who refuse to ratify treaties aimed at improving the Environment, because human's health condition depends on the state of our planet's environment.

Jerry Lee believes R&D in all fields of Science should be promoted to preserve or improve individuals' health condition and quality of life. In many cases, however, Science investigates symptoms, considering them as illnesses, when in fact they're simply a reflection of smaller psychological or physical disorders. You may want to have a look at www.hyperacidic.com, just one such example of where pharmacology offers a large selection of pills to treat a condition, when Nature does a great job on its own in solving the same problem.