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CEQA is a hell of a law: whatever its original intent, it now stymies any sort of progress almost anywhere in California, and hamstrings the state's ability to
by jseliger 5y ago
CEQA is a hell of a law: whatever its original intent, it now stymies any sort of progress almost anywhere in California, and hamstrings the state's ability to do almost anything.
Meanwhile, the Arizona, Texas, Georgia, and Texas exurbs continue to sprawl, mile after mile of them, road after road, parking lot after parking lot.
- jeffbee 5y agoCollege Station-Bryan, Texas, home of Texas A&M University, was smaller than Berkeley in 1990 when I was a student there. Now it's more than twice as big, while Berkeley has the same population as it had in 1970. Zoning for growth is like an alien technology that California simply does not have.
- hindsightbias 5y agoFree billion $ idea: Get your MBA in car while commuting.