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Same, it had a considerable effect, which in turn caused some animals to be more prolific than others. I wonder what will the result be in a couple of decades.
by spookie 3y ago
Same, it had a considerable effect, which in turn caused some animals to be more prolific than others. I wonder what will the result be in a couple of decades.
If anything this might help future decisions to be taken more seriously.
- atoav 3y agoAlready are to some extent, my brother worked as an environmental geodata analyst for a big electrical landline project and they had biological surveys done for every meter of the whole planed route so the impact on potential wildlife and vegetation could be weighed. But the long term stuff is still under-studied