Disappearance of forests more expensive than the bank crises
Reading on the BBC news Friday, a new study reveals that the disappearance of forests is more expensive than the bank crises. Well to be thought of these days. The reality is that, at today's rate we are losing natural capital at least between $2-$5 trillion every year to be compared with the loss in the bank crises. Take a look at the link and read more about the issue.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7662565.stm