World Has Woken Up?
The Nagoya agreement is the moment of awakening?
Labels: extinction, Nagoya agreement
posted by Russ Williams at
9:55 PM
About zoos & wildlife. (In my 29th year w/ NC Zoo Society)
Labels: extinction, Nagoya agreement
posted by Russ Williams at
9:55 PM
1 Comments:
PROVE IT!
I am tired of organizations, researchers and scientists just pulling numbers out of thin air. So I say prove your numbers. I've seen what they do. They discover a new species and immediately get it put on the endangered list.
According to the UN Environmental Programs own World Atlas of Biodiversity, current extinction rate is the lowest in 500 years. What?!? As man has progressed in technology extinction of animals has slowed?
I told your a couple of months ago that biodiversity is to replace the failed man-made global warming. Its mission is still the same. Raise taxes and give money to third world countries to stay third world status and de-industrialize the industrial nations.
By the way, the Canadian Wildlife Service handled 100 Churchill, Manitoba polar bears and 99 were in really good shape only one was unhealthy. And the 3-4 year olds had extra fat on their hind quarters. So they are feeding very well. Oops. That isn't suppose to happen according to global warming scientists.
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