There needs to be greater awareness of the limitations of the science by scientists and greater acceptance of responsibility by them for the calamities, from thalidomide to Chernobyl, and including the creation of nuclear and biological weapons, that they have heaped upon mankind. It is a curious fact that many of the worst manifestations of technology have resulted from an apparent desire to do good. The advent of AIDS, resulting from a medical program, is a good example. I don't think anyone would claim that technology is wholly beneficient. The charitable view is that it is ambivalent.
Some people incline to the view that it is intrinsically evil, whatever that means.
There are a large number of sites which try to discuss this question. Most are not very illuminating, though they show the extent of public awareness of the problem. This picture shows a hedgerow in Hob Lane, Warwickshire. This is where birds and animals make their homes. We should be concerned about, and take care of, the countryside and not treat it as a junk yard.