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What's crazy, viewed from outside the US, is that this kind of roadblocks seems to only apply to public works but not to private developments, or less so at lea
by himinlomax 6y ago
What's crazy, viewed from outside the US, is that this kind of roadblocks seems to only apply to public works but not to private developments, or less so at least.
In Europe, public works have less barriers of that type, as it's assumed they are for the general good, whereas private projects are required to demonstrate it.
- tomc1985 6y agoMy high school was a public charter school, so it was both public and private at the same time. But I think that the environmental studies would have come up even if it were a regular public school