It seems the only green spaces I see getting created at this point are
downtown because everyone's locked in such a state of contention, and the
developers just keep on plowing forward, while the city's infastructure
crumbles. Toledo now has a ring of about 5 blocks where it's all grass
between downtown and the first housing divisions. It's kinda sick.
And I think this is the only case where two extremes are the one's running the
show... There's your comission to educate the majority in the middle :)
But then again, I'm sure Lomborg would argue that I make too much money
downtown, and that's the only reason I think about this in my home that's
almost a suburban community. <another_evil_grin>
Todd
-----Original Message-----
From: Travis Haas
Our world must be in worse shape than I had originally thought.
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