03-19-2018, 04:44 AM
It's likely that our "not saving" some of the particular species will have undesirable consequences for us in the future.
The bigger problem is letting the ecosystem go out of balance while we "study" the problem.
ROD is a good example -- yes, it's worth understanding it, and preventing it, but at some point we also need to backfill the watershed with something compatible, because loss of the watershed will be far worse than extinction of a single species therein.
The bigger problem is letting the ecosystem go out of balance while we "study" the problem.
ROD is a good example -- yes, it's worth understanding it, and preventing it, but at some point we also need to backfill the watershed with something compatible, because loss of the watershed will be far worse than extinction of a single species therein.