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	<title>Comments on: New Ray Discovered</title>
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		<title>By: MountDesertIslander</title>
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		<description>    A new species, really?  Or a new sub-species.  Although I am happy to have the facts on this ray this is a mixed bag of emotions for me.  The whole tenor of the article turned to protecting this creature and its habitat.  That can only mean a plethora of restrictions on recreational fishing, commercial fishing, diving, sight seeing, or splashing where this animal is said to live.  

The Endangered Species Act is a valuable tool for protecting the welfare of at risk populations, but, it can also be a bludgeon in the wrong hands.  As we find more and more populations of sub-species and unique variants of a common breed stock I fear abuse of private property owner rights.  

Yikes, as science improves it&#039;s techniques of identifying the DNA of populations of all manner of creatures there will be some difficult choices that need to be made.  Do we have the where-with-all to protect every new sub-species we find?  My first impulse is to say no.  But that is the pragmatist in me.   I do not doubt we will shortly hear that global warming is threatening the breeding grounds of this new ray we can&#039;t get along without.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A new species, really?  Or a new sub-species.  Although I am happy to have the facts on this ray this is a mixed bag of emotions for me.  The whole tenor of the article turned to protecting this creature and its habitat.  That can only mean a plethora of restrictions on recreational fishing, commercial fishing, diving, sight seeing, or splashing where this animal is said to live.  </p>
<p>The Endangered Species Act is a valuable tool for protecting the welfare of at risk populations, but, it can also be a bludgeon in the wrong hands.  As we find more and more populations of sub-species and unique variants of a common breed stock I fear abuse of private property owner rights.  </p>
<p>Yikes, as science improves it&#8217;s techniques of identifying the DNA of populations of all manner of creatures there will be some difficult choices that need to be made.  Do we have the where-with-all to protect every new sub-species we find?  My first impulse is to say no.  But that is the pragmatist in me.   I do not doubt we will shortly hear that global warming is threatening the breeding grounds of this new ray we can&#8217;t get along without.</p>
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