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To: EricRR who wrote (124573)	1/10/2001 12:43:31 PM
From: willcousa	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Extinction is part of the natural order of things. Over 99% of all known species are extinct. How do you preserve the natural order if you don't permit extinction?

To: EricRR who wrote (124573)	1/10/2001 12:52:23 PM
From: Scumbria	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

Eric, do you really think that Republicans don't care about the environment at all? John McCain does. But on "open access" -why should we have a park system that keeps people from visiting? Do Colorado residents see a huge threat to the outdoors from a few new ski lodges, or is the real fear a giant influx of new residents from say, CA? McCain isn't President, Bush is. The National Parks are jam packed with visitors. Allowing 4x4's onto sensitive public land is an unmitigated disaster. Have you flown over Colorado at night recently? There are very few places where there is more than a mile between lights. Wildlife habitat is being destroyed at a remarkable rate. The memories of Reagan, Watt and Burford don't die easily. It appears that Bush is headed down the same environmental path as Reagan, which isn't surprising because all of his other ideas are stolen from Reagan as well. BTW: The vast majority of people in Colorado live on the great plains. There is absolutely no need for growth in the mountains. And of course, Bush is an idiot. Scumbria

To: EricRR who wrote (124573)	1/10/2001 1:09:00 PM
From: Scumbria	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

Eric, The problem with oil recovery from the ANWR is not so much the wells. It is the transport of oil out of the region. We waste unbelievable amounts of oil moving people back and forth from work. The oil and automobile companies don't want us to fix that problem, so instead we destroy the last piece of real wilderness. I'm doing a startup in California, from Colorado. I do all my work over the Internet, and have not been to California since Thanksgiving. The Internet allows people to do most kinds of work remotely, and the fact that 5,000,000 cars clog the freeways in Silicon Valley every day is proof that we are not using our brains. Our grandchildren will consider us to be fools. Scumbria