The Woodland Trust believes each of the three plans put forward by the airport would "obliterate" a large amount of "irreplaceable habitat".
"Many of us have been caught sleeping, and we have to get moving, so that we can stand with NPR, each of us doing something distinct, but the sum of which amounts to an irreplaceable public service".
Don't squander unique and irreplaceable ecosystems to get inconsequential amounts of a fossil fuel that will not solve your country's energy needs.
Now imagine that you are carrying an enormous amount of extremely expensive and irreplaceable scientific equipment, which is also very fragile.
Although some of the studies were able to use organic extraction, in normal circumstances the need to preserve highly valuable, irreplaceable biologic material dictates that the smallest amount of analyte possible be used.
Charles Dundas of the Woodland Trust Scotland said holding the annual festival at the Perthshire estate, which is surrounded by "irreplaceable ancient woodland", would result in "an unacceptable amount of disturbance" to threatened wildlife including ospreys, otters, red squirrels and bats.
It has been shown to work with small amounts of degraded DNAs (5 ng), and the high multiplexing capacity minimizes the use of irreplaceable clinical samples.
The second problem is that the 19th-century artwork is irreplaceable, is awkwardly shaped and has about a zillion fragile protuberances that could snap off under just a small amount of misapplied pressure.
Finally, as this page has noted many times before, the relatively trivial amounts of recoverable oil in the refuge cannot possibly justify the potential corruption of a unique and irreplaceable natural area.
It's literally irreplaceable.
