Invasive species are a problem, but apparently Zebra Muscles have a very bright silver lining to them.

Invasive species are a problem, but apparently Zebra Muscles have a very bright silver lining to them. 

https://www.ecosophia.net/a-conversation-with-nature/

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@dwr.eth I would totally post this in a regen channel.

I hadn’t read the full thing before, so you’re comment made me curious. The full thing is a good read, and it    most definitely isn’t saying that ecological problems can’t cause harm.

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I'm on board with invasive species not being inherently bad, e.g. zebra mussels, and agree there's a lot of dogma in science.

That aside, I don't get what this paper is trying to say. Sure, some things are cyclical and life is resilient. That doesn't mean ecological problems can't cause harm.

Thanks! I trust your recommendation. Added it to my cart.

I think you'd like this book: https://www.amazon.ca/Under-White-Sky-Nature-Future/dp/0593136276