Re: invasives

It took a looong time for those resources to develop in the first place. Just look at the devastation that has occured in the past 100 years, especially to the world's rain forests. People also seem to have only recently noticed the effect of deforestation on the water table in this part of the world -- not to mention the devastation of the wetlands, the after effects if strip mining, the overuse of pesticides, etc. If all these changes were not motivated by greed a lot more thought mignt be focused on the end result. IMHO 
zem
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Subject: Re: [CHAT] invasives



STILL waiting!
"...the time has come to inquire seriously what will happen when our forests are gone, when the coal, iron, the oil, and the gas exhausted.We must handle the water, the wood, the grasses, so that we will hand them on to our children and our children's children in better and not worse shape than we got them." 
                                              Teddy Roosevelt 1908
Kathy



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