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Saturday, January 21, 2012

If We Need More Biodiversity…

… we need more human activity.

It's interesting how many of the crises that leftists are concerned about can be best handled by doing the exact opposite of everything they recommend.

3 Comments:

Anonymous TJIC said...

I've long been amused (darkly) how leftists both embrace evolution and hate "invasive species".

Look, if the Asian Carp is better than the native equivalent, isn't that - to reuse a phrase - "evolution in action"?

#back_off_were_scientists

8:37 AM  
Anonymous Cambias said...

Prehuman Europe was pretty much a monoculture: a forest of birch and oak from the Alps to the Baltic. Prehuman North America was a similar monoculture of oaks and elms. Pretty much every "natural, unspoiled" landscape is the work of human hands.

11:48 AM  
Blogger Samrobb said...

Quinn's First Law: "Liberalism always generates the exact opposite of its stated intent."

As a rule of thumb, it seems to work quite well.

11:43 PM  

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