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omegle sohbet
It's happening in the White Mountains of Arizona too. Large stands of trees and green meadows are being destroyed to build large box stores and the parking lots that go with them, putting out of business many of the small mom-and-pop stores that now lie empty. We now have one long strip mall, with fast food chains, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowes, KMart, big chain hotels, and a road through all of this that people drive like a freeway. It's ugly and doesn't fit with the environment of this once beautiful forested wonderland.
I TOO AM SICK AND TIRED OF THESE STUPID FOOLS(DEVELOPERS) WHO HAVE A TOTAL DISREGARD FOR HISTORICAL STRUCTURES, LANDSCAPE THAT SHOULD BE PRESERVED INSTEAD OF DESTROYED PLUS FORESTS AND OTHER SCENIC BEAUTY. ALL THEYRE INTERESTED IN IS A QUICK BUCK AND THEY DONT GIVE A DAM WHO GETS HURT UNFORTUNATELY IM TIRED OF SEEING SUBDIVISIONS ,STRIPMALLS ITS AN EYESORE THATS FOR SURE WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU.WHOLL FIGHT AGAINST CARELESS PEOPLE.THANKS
Thanks for your diligence. Our coastlines, canyons and creeks are being attacked out here, too, by greedy developers and over-capitulating government officials (in Laguna Beach, Ca.). Is there any way that your forests could be protected as historic sites, national monuments, protected resources? Just a thought. We are working on protecting a canyon road by having it declared a state scenic highway. One other thought...are there any endangered species(or perhaps the forests themselves) that could be used to fight for protection? I do know that Harrison Ford and Robert Redford are also great environmental defenders...so if anyone can get to them, or if you could send them your book, that might help. Good luck, and let us know if we can help in any way.
Joanne Sutch
Thank you for the good work you do. Here in Maine we've had a lot of trouble with developers who are destroying the open land and forests and tearing down our cherished historic buildings for an so they can get hundreds of millions in bank financing for "NEW CONSTRUCTION." They are also sending their lobbyists and their infiltrators in advance to worm their way into small town halls and wreck the zoning in order to pave the way for condos and malls and sprawl and business parks, all of it lying empty.
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