[thecavemaster]

First I'm gonna ask about what enviroment your talking about? I was unaware a desolate, lifeless vacuum of a chunk of dirt was considered an enviroment. However, I'm for drilling in ANWR, so of course I'd be for drillin on the moon, although shipping costs would make it unfeasible.

Though one would have to consider how the changing of the mass of the moon over a period of time would effect gravitational pull of the moon, possibly severely affecting the tidal flow of the oceans, also it could cause it to come crashing into the Earth or go flying off into space.

Other than that I'd say suck every drop of oil out it, and only Americans can have it.

In that the external combination of physical elements that affect and influence the growth and development of organisms is at least one definition of "environment," you have point. May I ask this, though: do you think everything that exists exists for the purpose of the "enhancement" and comfort and convenience of human beings? Thus, nothing has any value in and of itself outside its use to human beings?