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[–] [email protected] 6 points 11 months ago

Because waterfront properties are valuable

More valuable to wildlife and our natural ecosystem.

But yes, it's always about money and property value.

I can't wait for the new residents to complain about coyotes trying to eat their dogs. God knows, we get enough complaints about wildlife entering urban areas... after their natural habitats were destroyed so we can build a few more houses.