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That's true, but trying to fix it by making more unnatural changes is bound to backfire. Also, few of our changes to the environment have an impact as great as
by GekkePrutser 5y ago
That's true, but trying to fix it by making more unnatural changes is bound to backfire.
Also, few of our changes to the environment have an impact as great as the greenhouse gases.
- cnity 5y agoThat depends. Is it too unnatural to go and plant millions of trees? What about culling populations of deer (as we do here in Scotland) to prevent the erosion of forestry (deer love to graze on saplings)? What about the introduction of new species to restore ecological balance? These things work when we get them right. I'm proposing that we get better at it, instead of giving up.