The ecological environment is a special asset that provides public services for all mankind. Perhaps the biggest problem of traditional consumerism is that it has not done anything to the "capital" of nature in the economic equilibrium equation that makes the capitalist system work. Correct assessment, one of the most fundamental arguments of eco-economists against consumerism is that consumer economics regards the earth's irreplaceable resources (natural resources) as income, which is a theoretically fatal error. What does this passage mean? ['Attention should be paid to the public attributes of the ecological environment.', 'People should not consume the ecological environment indiscriminately.', 'Traditional consumerism is difficult to maintain economic balance and sustainable development.', 'Misunderstanding of natural resources is a major problem of traditional consumerism.']