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To: tejek who wrote (266584)	1/13/2006 6:32:31 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577094

And in ecological terms, the meaning is absolute. Overall wetlands are very important. You might even want to argue that every single one of them is important. But its silly to argue that they are all equally important. Over time, the loss of a wetlands can totally kill the ecology of a region... You post as if I was saying wetlands are unimportant so you want to show me how important they are. I never said they were not important an in fact I have said that they are. I never said, or suggested, or implied that it was "all tree hugger's nonsense", and I do not support that viewpoint. Tim