On the whole, though, a humanless Earth will likely be a safer place for threatened biodiversity. "I would expect the number of species that benefit to significantly exceed the number that suffer, at least globally,"Wilcove says. .... If peace is ever declared, suburban Seoul, which has rolled ever northward in recent decades, is poised to invade such tantalizing real estate. On the other side, the North Koreans are building an industrial megapark. ...
David Wilcove, one of the researchers on the study, said in a statement. "These lands will change, and we must decide now _ before the window of opportunity closes _ whether we do nothing or whether we intervene. ...
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