[at-l] This and That stuff

[jbryankramer at msn.com (J Bryan Kramer)]

We are beginning to see a lot more of these unintended consequences items
popping up, they are blaming the decline of alders out west to lack of
wolves for one. And don't forget that fish in GSM that was only discovered
when the rangers poisoned the creek it existed in, unbeknownst to science,
when they discovered the only known specimens floating belly up...all dead
of course.

Bryan

"Si vis pacem para bellum"

> There are good and bad reasons to attack the worms, which are well out of
> the can and spreading. There are unintended consequences to placing worms
> on ground near the side of a road. There are unintended consequences to
> efforts to kill those worms or in allowing a forest to be destroyed by a
> non-native species. I simply used this as a non-pole example of how such
> things work in the Real World.