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The greenbelt is an essential part of our ecosystem. We are already decimated nature and we are putting ahead economic interests instead of everyone's well-being. Opening up the green belt will not fix existing problems, it will only create others to the benefit of a few. Read more

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78093

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Paving over the Greenbelt will have flood insurance effects for more than the rubes who buy houses on land that's normally marsh. One of the many important things the Greenbelt does is it retains water, slowing it down from reaching places downstream. Read more

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Please do not continue to allow the destruction of the green belt to satisfy developers. There is enough developed land already where increasing population density to build additional housing can occur. Once the greenbelt is developed it can never be undeveloped.

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The Greenbelt is an extremely important diverse ecosystem. Allowing this proposal to move forward would begin the breakdown of the sanctity of the Greenbelt. It would allow others to slowly creep in on the land and open the door to exceptions until there is no more Greenbelt. Read more

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The proposed amendments to the Greenbelt plan are a disastrous triumph of greed over the shared common need for a healthy environment where biodiversity in plants and animals are prioritized as necessary alongside clean air and water for our health and continued existence. Read more