Thanks Neil. Realism in costs & benefits, and how they are distributed, is vital. We’re missing them again in the City council’s budgeting for facing the climate emergency: helping residents get through the financing hurdles, planning new and “friendly-density” zoning & infrastructure to reduce GHGs, as well as resilience to the damaging effects of climate
This post fits well as a companion piece to your post on de-amalgamation.
Thanks Neil. Realism in costs & benefits, and how they are distributed, is vital. We’re missing them again in the City council’s budgeting for facing the climate emergency: helping residents get through the financing hurdles, planning new and “friendly-density” zoning & infrastructure to reduce GHGs, as well as resilience to the damaging effects of climate