Eco-millionaire's land grab prompts fury Argentinian critics say an American campaigner is buying up vast wetlands for US strategic goals Uki Goñi in Buenos Aires Sunday February 4, 2007 The Observer (UK) Douglas Tompkins cals himself a 'deep ecologist'. He is a millionaire on a quest to preserve some of Argentina's last frontier lands from human encroachment by buying them and turning them into ecological reserves. But Argentina may not permit him such philanthropy. Opponents are branding him a new-age 'imperialist gringo' and claim he has a secret aim: to help the US military gain control of the country's natural...