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> “We are rapidly running out of time,” said Prof Johan Rockström, a global sustainability expert at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in German
by expertentipp 8y ago
> “We are rapidly running out of time,” said Prof Johan Rockström, a global sustainability expert at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany. “Only by addressing both ecosystems and climate do we stand a chance of safeguarding a stable planet for humanity’s future on Earth.”
This is what happened the last time European bison crossed Polish-German border. Bison is under strict protection in both countries and there are ongoing efforts to reintroduce the specie. No negative consequences whatsoever for anyone.
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- Cthulhu_ 8y agoYou say that but local development has to keep it in mind. There's a similar tale about wolves in my side of Europe (more to the west), they've been spotted on occasion. They feed on local livestock though, which is causing direct economic damage (not to mention cleanup). Of course, sheep will also fall into the water and drown on occasion, or end up on their backs and die.