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I think the GP's implication is that maintaining these things at low density is unaffordable, although I haven't looked for any figures to see if there's any tr
by Symbiote 4y ago
I think the GP's implication is that maintaining these things at low density is unaffordable, although I haven't looked for any figures to see if there's any truth in this.
- Rapzid 4y agoTexas is 99% suburbia. TIL we don't have city sewer, water, electricity, and other infra because it's unaffordable.
- rickydroll 4y agos/suburbia/rural/ Fortunately with modern technology, you can run your own composting waste disposal, water from rainwater or aquifer, electricity via solar panels and batteries and the entire package is surprising affordable. That is to say cheaper than in urban 2000 square-foot condo.