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I think the response you are replying to meant this sentiment: Ranch land can and occasionally does turn back into wild land, once its a subdivision its gone fo
by bliteben 5y ago
I think the response you are replying to meant this sentiment: Ranch land can and occasionally does turn back into wild land, once its a subdivision its gone forever. Over the long run he is certainly right that less requirements for ranch land doesn't do anything to ensure that we get more land without fences.
- throwaway55421 5y agoMy argument is that eating vegetarian does not reduce land use for agriculture. It does to first order. Then we just end up with more mouths - like what happened after the Haber-Bosch process.