To support the populations we have now requires large amounts of natural resources and usually the use of those resources is detrimental to the environment and our ecosystems.
I don't think we have the wisdom to make the situation anything other than advancement for us and decline for the planet.
Like I said, the theme is an old one. In "Alien/Aliens" Cameron again constructs two villains, one being the Alien and the other the evil Weyland-Yutani Corporation trying to bring the Alien back to develop it as a high profit weapon with total disregard for the consequences.
The trip to Pandora was not about existing on another planet. There were no serious solutions presented to the problem of indigenous life. It was simply "See what white guys will do for profit".
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It's not that simple.
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