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Are the Greens Sustainable?
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I am with you on the need/necessity for the minor parties. We need more of them . Like our congregations arguments elsewehere, I find the passion and focus within conservation greens really appealing welcome stuff. The leadership and their failure to support competency in conservation is another matter.
My point is that the great progress in conservation in this fragile country (and it has been substantial ; everybody can have a shower and our livestock industries are living in better and more sustainable ecosystems) has come, and only will come ( because its a complex care profession) at the cost and benefit of a consensus across party and rural industry custodian lines. The greens have been party to quickfix and careless accusation politics and this has helped ruin the role of career carers and scientists .
As I said, careless crap can kill - and a new home for ETS closer to Wong won't give wheels to a vehicle that never had any. Inexperienced unprofessional opinion is the scourge of current affairs driven politics -stay out of it.
As for more detail on forest/ sequestration and bush care (just another example of greens misdirected myopia) I am not going to let the cat out of the bag just yet .You are right, even the conservatives can't be trusted to move us on to better planning of the environment . Maybe sometime?
If you were a capable risk management scientist like myself you would know that a mere shift to the right words is not enough to effect better implementation. The clothes are still invisible and totally unsuitable .
The net effect of the last 20years meddling with conservation careers has been duplication and disintegration ( symbolised by the very low cost benefit of environmental planning eg NSW in particular)
Sometimes its better to wait till the whole street can see whether those in charge of the conservation agenda really know what they are doing .Hopefully, at such times you don't have to say much to get people to hear what you've been saying for years.