Endmin, you're here? Sorry, I should've arranged to receive you properly.
I heard about your disagreements with Dean. Can you tell me the details?
About that ... yeah...
The geological probe serves as a surveillance tool, and the results it provides must undergo various testing. This process is essential to addressing the ecological devastation in Valley IV.
My priority is to safeguard environmental stability by building test plots and artificial habitats. These will help preserve the local flora and fauna.
But Dean doesn't agree. He insists on running the highly dangerous Blight testing first.
Do the two research projects go against each other?
Of course! If we push ahead with deep excavation and start Blight-related material research right now, we risk further degrading the local ecology.
Human changes to the environment might also affect certain wildlife communities. Their survival might be jeopardized.
Our vision is to restore and protect the ecology. So why are we actively disrupting the only stable environment we have left?
That's going too far. The risks are off the charts! I won't let this happen! Absolutely not!
Alright. Calm down a bit. We're just trying to get a general picture here.
Let's go and ask what the other side thinks.