No, environmental destruction can lead to some instances of economic growth however it is not a great predictor of prosperity. Prosperity is a complex subject that depends on a number of factors. For instance, economic growth might not be sustainable into the future if environmental destruction is not weighed against future consideration of rebalancing a demand of nature's good and the capacity to supply them against the immediate economic benefit. Another thing to consider is the species that may be at risk of extinction from environment destruction, they are part of the ecosystem which can work to human benefit.
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