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  But undergrowth clearing as I proposed doesn't include tree-thinning, Paul.
  So that would exclude Kent's warblers from becoming extinct.
  
  It would all depend on whether there is sufficient rainfall or if we have protracted dry periods ahead. In this latter case we'd have to choose between burning woods and protected woods.
  Protected woods have a financial cost, but mean employment, and the earned money being reinvested in the economy.
  
  Burned woods, well... just takes a flash of lightning and tonnes of smoke go billowing in the air.
  How many warblers will become extinct then?

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