Ecological economists consider natural capital to be important but not indispensable because they believe we can find substitutes for essentially any resource that we might deplete or degrade.

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Ecological economists believe that while there may be some substitutes for natural resources, they are not always perfect substitutes and there are limits to their availability. Therefore, natural capital is seen as indispensable and irreplaceable in many cases.

Ecological Economists Consider Natural Capital to Be Important but Not