"new ecosystem, model of sustainable development"? mwoué ... we do not agree on it but maybe it's just a problem of semantics ...citro wrote:We are no longer too much in the subject, but there has been creation of a new ecosystem, a model of sustainable development where the forest has replaced the marshy moor and "sterile" by draining the soil, regulating the hydrology ... favoring a new bio diversity ... this poor region then became prosperous.
The marshy moor is "sterile" ( ) that for the man who seeks to make a profit ...
In itself, it's a very interesting medium.
The biodiversity of an exploited forest is much less ... As I said before, it's a culture, not a system in balance!
Hydrological regulation, that would surprise me! Drying and drainage, yes but it's not a regulation, it's just a change in environmental conditions.
As you say in the end, this transformation is only due to an economic will.