The question was answered, it was even answered in great detail by petros. You know petros. He's the guy you told me I should listen to. He understood what I was implying completely.If you want to play on words you might want to try comprehending that again then,I can play that game also.
Anyways,your deflecting from the original question also,wheres the hundreds of thousands of square kilometers that are in jeapordy,if you cant answer like an adult just say so.
I will understand,thats 3 of you so far that are refuseing to answer questions about ridiculous claims.
Huge fail on your part and about as pathetic as it gets on any discussion forum I have ever been on.
Man up when you make a mistake,you get more respect that way.
Your deflections are getting a tad monotonous.
I imagine if bear said the earth was flat you and the rest of his fanbois would bend over backwards to back him,like a bunch of sheep,try thinking for your self some time.
Just because you don't understand, doesn't mean the answer wasn't given.
Dude, you know I'm no nutter. I know full well that there are folks on both sides grand standing.The question is. are court cases required or is it a combination of grandstanding and laziness by eco groups? SInce I have not tried to find any of this information I don't know. Could be they just want a book given to them they can use as ammunition without doing any research.
Went through similar experiences with ecoterrorists protesting logging years ago. They were publicly demanding answers to questions that even the newest of hourly employees knew. They also blockading workers and demanded that companies change practices even when all the current rules were being followed.
Which is why I have said numerous times, if only 10% of what it stated/claimed or what have you, is true. There are issues that need to be addressed.
Given that land and fresh water as at a premium, it behooves us as a people to simply be vigilant.
Which doesn't mean I'm saying we should all become eco nutters, but equally, when internet experts, oil exec's and bureaucratic officials smile and say every thing's OK, we shouldn't just swallow it.