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Scientists 'must be allowed to cry' for nature's destruction
The destruction of the natural world is proving to be heartbreaking for many sensitive souls. Environmental scientists must be "allowed to cry" over the loss of species and destruction of ecosystems and likewise be provided with the emotional support they need to work efficiently, researchers said.
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