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The guy's not building a gigafactory in his garden, is he? > If anyone can just build a factory there, they will have a negative ecological impact (interrupt a
by krona 2y ago
The guy's not building a gigafactory in his garden, is he?
> If anyone can just build a factory there, they will have a negative ecological impact (interrupt animal flows, pollute in areas that are supposed to be cleaner, etc).
All true of farming. FWIW as a fellow NIMBY myself, I use the excuse of 'animal flow' (in particular the flow of bats) to prevent anyone from putting anything more than a fence up within 150m of my house. It's great!
- sofixa 2y ago> The guy's not building a gigafactory in his garden, is he? How could this possibly be known without a review in your opinion? > fellow NIMBY myself Unless you're American, things don't have to be so binary. The choice isn't between nothing gets built or anyone can just do whatever. We need a balance. > All true of farming I'm pretty sure birds and bees and what not prefer having plants than factories.
- krona 2y ago> How could this possibly be known without a review in your opinion? By all means, have planning applications and a system to process them. Things don't have to be so binary.