There Is No Question That Climate Change

If We And The Rest Of The Back-boned Animals Were To Disappear Overnight, The Rest Of The World Would Get On Pretty Well. But If The Invertebrates Were To Disappear, The World's Ecosystems Would Collapse

Sentimentalising Is Anathema, As Far As I Am Concerned. It Leads You Into Ethical Problems About Violence And Killing And Eating Meat. The Whole World Becomes Topsy-survy If You Impose Moralities That Were Evolved Within Human Society On What A Blowfly Or What A Parasite Does... There Are Lots Of Emotions You Can Deduce From An Animal's Behaviour That Are Correct, But When You Start Saying It's Feeling Guilty Or Thinking Or A Loved One Or Mourning, You Must Be Very Careful Of Those Feelings.

Anyone Who Thinks That You Can Have Infinite Growth On A Planet With Finite Resources Is Either A Madman Or An Economist.

Birds Are The Most Popular Group In The Animal Kingdom. We Feed Them And Tame Them And Think We Know Them. And Yet They Inhabit A World Which Is Really Rather Mysterious.

I Would Be Absolutely Astounded If Population Growth And Industrialisation And All The Stuff We Are Pumping Into The Atmosphere Hadn't Changed The Climatic Balance. Of Course It Has. There Is No Valid Argument For Denial.