This claim may or may not be true, but even if it is, compare it to the deaths of over 20 million men, women, and children that followed the Spanish invasion of the Aztec lands of Central Mexico
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Hated by many environmental scientists there as pathologically thirsty nuisances, and sometimes as colonial vestiges to boot, eucalypts are nevertheless prized by rural dwellers for their lumber, bark, and leaves.[307] Americans first planted eucalypts in California, where early settlers had burned vast stands of timber in their impatience to start farming and then confronted a treeless landscape
In: Greenhalgh, EM, Scollo MM and Winstanley MH, eds