This land and the resources it contains are not allowed to be put to productive use. Its raw materials cannot be translated into wanted products and entrepreneurs can not use it to create wealth. Needless to say Tasmania consistently has the highest unemployment rate in Australia. So much for everyone being able to survive as waiters, guides and shop assistants catering to environmental tourists. But the main lesson Tasmania has for the rest of the world is that enough will never be enough.
Activists still try and destroy jobs in the name of saving the environment.
They still march, protest and try to bribe politicians with their vote. Life is obviously so much more worthwhile if one is working to save the environment, not money. Nothing wrong with living off welfare while working for such a glorious undertaking. Not for them the arguments of the Oxford Union. Privileged institutions might turn down tainted money and reject funding that can be traced back to the Nazis, even if it is proposed to put it to good use.