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Originally Posted by CliffFletcher
The only practical places to build new mountain towns are in valleys. But valleys are the natural habitats and highways of wildlife.
It would be like saying you’re going to replace only 0.5 per cent of the pavement in Calgary with public green-spaces, but that pavement was Deerfoot, Crowchild, and Glenmore.
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Those valley's are fataing huge. Why don't we try a thing where we split the valley in two so animals get their half and we get ours? It's not like it's this insurmountable challenge to build a town. Plus, for every mountain there is a valley. We have enough mountains/valleys to build a town a year for the next thousand years and we'd still have room for another 50,000 towns. The world will crash into the sun before we exhaust all the real estate available to us.