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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank
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To: epicure who wrote (6712)2/27/2001 2:42:28 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (2) of 82486
 
X, some clarification of my ideas about population growth -

I am not encouraging population growth. I am just saying it is not the end of the world if it happens and I don't want draconian laws like the one's in China, to reduce population growth.

I am aware of environmental changes and problems. Some of these problems (like over fishing) directly impact people. I am not against all regulation to reduce environmental harm, in fact I would not fight the idea that in some areas more, or tougher, or better enforced, laws or regulations are needed. I do think however that if we are going to spend more of our wealth and limit our freedom to protect the environment the costs and benefits need to be clearly established. Some restrictions have major costs and little benefit. Its quite possible that some new regulations could be put in their place which would have less cost and greater environmental benefit.

Tim
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