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So Gomer what you're saying is the train of thought I was on. When species become threatened there are people who want power to control the resource and then there are groups like hunters who responsibly apply programs that work to conserve the resource. So in my opinion hunters and true outdoorsmen are the modern day conservationist. So let's say it is man made. That us pumping CO2 into the atmosphere is changing the climate but just not maybe as fast as some of the power freaks are screaming (world ending in 12 years). Why couldn't the modern day conservationists put together feasible plans that actually could be implemented?
I think to do that first we would all need to see past the political affiliations that have been ingrained on this issue and acknowledge that its happening then do something sensible to fix it.
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