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Then the answer is yes wildfires should be stopped but the problem with that is, that 90% of all wildfires are caused by humans to stop 90% of them you would have to remove humans from forests

icang [17]3 years ago

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I would say no, because even though we share a lot of our resources with animals, most of the wildlife on earth helps maintain nature and they are apart of it. Wildlife can never actually pose a threat to humans unless humans pose a threat to them. Which we've already done by destroying their habitats, to construct housing, malls, ect. and we also pollute this world like crazy. The Earth would actually be better off without us, and it has been proven in many studies that the Earth doesn't even need us.

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