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Why? I can point out reason why preserving some wetlands is a good thing by pointing to plants and animals and humans. Something is only good because something benefits from it. Nothing is intrinsically good or bad.
It is a dead lifeless airless rock in space. Who suffers if a billionth of a percent of it is used for something?
I think you're entirely misunderstanding my meaning and sentiment, given that I don't disagree with anything in your comment