Humans, Not Birds
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Re “A New Life for Bolsa Chica,” Oct. 10: Environmentalists are willing to spend $65 million for birds to live better in the Bolsa Chica wetlands. Will these birds be happier after ... that much money [is spent]? We have thousands of human beings living in the streets, parks, under the bridges, in cars. Do environmentalists care only about birds, not human beings?
K.C. Wu
Fullerton
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