Why don't those who want to prevent Brazilians from using the Amazon's resources, raise the funds, buy the land and fence it in as a nature preserve?If it is that valuable for humanity, humanity must surely be ready to pay for it, right?Pay each one of those people exploiting the resources $1,000/year for each acre they guard against burning and the problem will be solved.Unless, "humanity" is really not ready to put the money where the rhetoric is.

Why don't those who want to prevent Brazilians from using the Amazon's resources, raise the funds, buy the land and fence it in as a nature preserve?If it is that valuable for humanity, humanity must surely be ready to pay for it, right?Pay each one of those people exploiting the resources $1,000/year for each acre they guard against burning and the problem will be solved.Unless, "humanity" is really not ready to put the money where the rhetoric is.

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