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You certainly can build more than you can reasonably maintain, but as in cities live humans workforce and ability to maintain follows. So something else must be
by shele 5y ago
You certainly can build more than you can reasonably maintain, but as in cities live humans workforce and ability to maintain follows. So something else must be the concern: inefficient patterns (urban sprawl) or imbalances in the wealth and liability distributions. The latter can be fixed at any moment in a functional society but can’t be fixed easily in a flawed democracy with powers hugely profiting from the imbalance
So I see the concern
- lcpriest 5y agoIt's almost always a case of too low density - providing services to suburbs costs more per capita due to the area needing to be covered. http://newclimateeconomy.net/content/release-urban-sprawl-costs-us-economy-more-1-trillion-year http://newclimateeconomy.net/content/release-urban-sprawl-co...