[NatureNS] re Red Herring & Forestry

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Dear All,                                        Jan 11, 2016
     Those who imagine that nature knows best will do well to not =
advance that argument as a reason to back off from abusive harvesting of =
biomass. That sort of attitude infuriates practical people and would =
unfortunately generate resistance to change from current deplorable =
practices.=20

    I had hoped to sometime expand on my e-mail of Mar 1(dated Feb 28), =
2015, because I have many ideas with regard to possible practical ways =
to back away from over-mechanized large-scale forestry and some of these =
might work but it would be pointless to discuss these when "look but =
don't touch" trumps all other considerations.=20
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    If no way is found to effect a transition, so that more people can =
earn a modest living from woodland, then most private woodland over time =
will be bought up by big business and this is perhaps already under way.

Yt, Dave Webster, Kentville
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<DIV>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Those who imagine that nature knows best =
will do=20
well to not advance that argument as a reason&nbsp;to back off from =
abusive=20
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would unfortunately generate resistance to change from current =
deplorable=20
practices. </DIV>
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<DIV>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I had hoped to sometime expand on my e-mail of =
Mar=20
1(dated Feb 28), 2015, because&nbsp;I have many ideas with regard=20
to&nbsp;possible&nbsp;practical ways to&nbsp;back away from =
over-mechanized=20
large-scale forestry and some of these might work&nbsp;but it would be =
pointless=20
to discuss these&nbsp;when "look but don't touch" trumps all other=20
considerations. </DIV>
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<DIV>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; If no way is found to effect a transition, so =
that more=20
people can earn a modest living from woodland, then most private =
woodland over=20
time will be bought up by big business and this is perhaps already under =

way.</DIV>
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<DIV>Yt, Dave Webster, Kentville</DIV>
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