I'm thinking something like this, that every citizen is taxed like 10 bucks, and then that money is used to fund a species protection agency made up of botonists, zooloigists, biologists, marine biologists, bio-chemists, forestry majors, genetisists, ecologists and all other life scientists who would make it there mission catolouge every species, it's numbers and locations and habitats and then preserve and protect that habitat and do other work to maintane the numbers of a species and to recover the numbers of species in decline. The money would also be used for scholorships in all related fields to produce enough experts to be fully effective in keeping all species from declining or becoming extinct. I think this would be good for science, progress, the natural world, the economy, for helping to repay our collective debt to mother nature and for hopefully heading off the sixth extinction. Anyone think it's a good idea? Anyone think it's a bad one? If a good or a bad idea why?
2007-02-13
01:08:51
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Stan S
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