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Labour housing plans could destroy 215,000 hectares of nature in England, analysis shows
(www.theguardian.com)
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Damned if you do, damned if you dont
They don't have this problem in China
because they have much more land and much less regard for the environmental and cultural history and importance of different areas?
Doesn't necessarily mean land. A nice big new bus station was built in Belfast and people found things to complain about. Meanwhile the Chinese people I knew were like "woah, this place actually has the ability to develop"
So what's your point, the world would be a better place if we were all Chinese?
Different attitudes
So we should just accept every thing that's imposed on us blindly without questioning it?
Sometimes the questioning can get a little silly and impede progress
or France, Italy, ....