Madhav Gadgil

So now they talk about that, you know, at a smaller scale with the distributional consequences in India.

You know, this is Gadgil, who Guha has both written with and written about.

And, you know, Guha himself, where they talk about, you know, there are certain omnivores who are constantly drawing on these commons and resources.

And there are certain ecosystem people who are constantly conserving.

Now, this cow grazing, of course, seems like a very simple, almost like sweet pastoral life example.

But this worked very well.

And, you know, folks like Gadgil, Guha, so many of our environmentalists have actually documented this in India.

on how privatizing forests in India or nationalizing forests, which is what the British did, both would be disastrous.