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'Adverse development' is the term they use for the King Cove community's road to access an airport for emergency medical services. A group of rural Americans ne
by asdfk-12 4y ago
'Adverse development' is the term they use for the King Cove community's road to access an airport for emergency medical services. A group of rural Americans need access to a critical resource. They aren't building an open-pit mine.
'Trustees for Alaska' seems to be another majority out-of-state funded greenie organization that prioritizes a twisted anti-human agenda where if they got their way, entire villages would be eliminated and all of the residents relocated to an urban center.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y ago> entire villages would be eliminated Entire towns have been relocated for the greater good. Some examples are to build dams and reservoirs. Butler, Tennessee. American Falls, Idaho. Grand Coulee Dam forced the relocation of 3000 people. So many others, like these: https://www.uncharted101.com/the-submerged-towns-of-america/ https://www.uncharted101.com/the-submerged-towns-of-america/
- yellowapple 4y ago> Some examples are to build dams and reservoirs. Yeah, dams and reservoirs that obliterated not just those towns but any and all surrounding habitats - while also in many cases interfering with fish stocks/migration. "Greater good" indeed. Maybe we should be tearing down those dams before quibbling over a gravel road.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y ago> but any and all surrounding habitats They also created new habitats.
- yellowapple 4y agoFor some reason I doubt the creation v. destruction works out in the favor of dams.