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[Roger Kuhlman]

Caps on human population growth and limiting resource consumption are both going to have to occur if we hope to save the natural habitats and native ecosystems on which large amounts of remaining lepidopteran biodiversity depend. These are basic truths that a lot of people refuse to face.
Roger KuhlmanAnn Arbor, Michigan


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> > In addition to prioritizing species preservation, Ehrlich suggested
> > starting with caps on human population growth and limiting resource
> > consumption. "We could do something about it, but I don't see that we
> > have the slightest inclination to," he said.
> 
> Does millionaire Ehrlich himself have any inclination to limit resource
> consumption as compared to the average US citizen?
> 
> To find out, visit http://www.zabasearch.com/ and type in
> Paul Ehrlich and select California.  Then from the list that
> is displayed copy the address of the Paul Ehrlich that was 
> born in 1932 and enter it into Google Maps with Streetview
> http://maps.google.com/help/maps/streetview/
> Then look at the vehicles in the driveway: One
> is an SUV and the other is a Lexus 4 door sedan. 
> 
> Then go to http://www.zillow.com/ to look at the size and
> value of Ehrlich's home.
> 
> Paul Cherubini
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