Wise use vs environmentalism (according to Ron Arnold's 'wise use'* rhetoric)

Wise use (explained)
environmentalist
Humans, like all organisms, must use natural resources to survive.
All things are connected.
The earth and its life are tough and resilient, not fragile and delicate.
Earthly goods are limited.
We only learn about the world through trial and error.
Nature’s way is best.
Our limitless imaginations can break through natural limits to make earthly goods and carrying capacity virtually infinite
The survival of humankind depends on natural diversity.
Man’s reworking of the earth is revolutionary, problematic and ultimately benevolent.
Environmentalism is radical

*Ron Arnold embodied a movement in the late 20th century to twist Gifford Pinchot’s ‘wise use’ conservation ethic into a license to celebrate resource extraction as environmentally-conscious.