Asia's bio-frontier at risk

Don Mahinda ,Colombo — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 03:13:13 GMT

Nice visit Sri lanka

Asia's bio-frontier at risk

KORAL LONG SALINA KS, — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 15:01:52 GMT

THIS IS SO INCREADIBLE I'M IN 7TH GRADE I HAVE AREPORT EVERY WEEK AND MY FIRST SIENCE CHOOSE IS FROM HERE HOPE YOU KEEP UP THE INTERESTING WORK AND MORE PEOPLE WRIGHT ABOUT YOUR NEWS BYE

Asia's bio-frontier at risk

Eric, Salinas, CA — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 15:30:19 GMT

As we humans proliferate insanely we kill off so many different animals and plants. We need to stop humans from proliferating so quickly or we'll overload the environmental system and trash humanity's only nest.

Good article Alan. Too bad the Chinese don't give a damn about the animals and plants as they build, build build.

Asia's bio-frontier at risk

Tim Rommes, Washington, UT — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 19:40:10 GMT

Eric's concerns bring to mind the movie "Medicine Man." Worth a watch.

Asia's bio-frontier at risk

Stephen Wayne Reno Dallas Tx. — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 00:46:19 GMT

the slideshow featuring "the Greater Mekong region's hidden treasures" which I saw under the heading of

"Asia's bio-frontier at risk"

on an MSNBC "Cosmic Log" RSS feed (by Alan Boyle) today Tuesday December 16, 2008 (released to RSS Monday December 15, 2008) had what I thought were absolutely wonderful photos.

Thank You.
Stephen Wayne Reno Tuesday December 16, 2008

Asia's bio-frontier at risk

Michael, Auckland, NZ — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 02:07:15 GMT

This article isn't even about China - why comment about the Chinese? And China has far better environmental legislation than the USA. Old factories must retrofit or install waste filters, building in biosensitive areas such as near important rivers has been suspended, cars must be extremely fuel efficient, and strong disincentives for companies failing to comply with environmental standards.