Big Boyz wrote:Wallenburg wrote:"No, I rather think Wallenburg will not end all expansion of cities in grassland areas, nor will it require millions of its citizens to starve by limiting agricultural development."
"It is important for Wallenburg to remember that tall grass prairies are highly beneficial to agriculture, as they support a high number of pollinators. Additionally, there is no regulation preventing the development of shortgrass prairies, which are fare more abundant and far less ecologically significant than tallgrass prairies. Tallgrass prairies have been reduced to less than 1% of their historic range, so the advantages of further developing these significant ecosystems are rather small."
"I don't know where you are getting your figures from, but I would bet that the Wallenburgian Ecological Census would disagree with you on them. I also do not see how anyone is meant to benefit from the agricultural utility of an environment if they are prohibited from cultivating that environment."