It will be fine. It's old enough to be on its own. They will find each other again. The greenbelts aren't big like they used to be.
October 29, 2025 at 8:52 PM
It will be fine. It's old enough to be on its own. They will find each other again. The greenbelts aren't big like they used to be.
So all those plans to build on greenbelts weren’t about affordable homes then. www.theguardian.com/society/2025...
London developers to be allowed to reduce percentage of affordable homes
Housing secretary and capital’s mayor draw up plans to boost housebuilding, but homelessness charities protest
www.theguardian.com
October 17, 2025 at 10:12 PM
So all those plans to build on greenbelts weren’t about affordable homes then. www.theguardian.com/society/2025...
Im not a big greenbelts guy, but I do think a “greenbelts for the Midwest” thing would prove helpful.
October 3, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Im not a big greenbelts guy, but I do think a “greenbelts for the Midwest” thing would prove helpful.
That's not a greenbelt; the British and Canadian greenbelts were instituted in explicit opposition to a finger plan.
December 3, 2024 at 2:17 AM
That's not a greenbelt; the British and Canadian greenbelts were instituted in explicit opposition to a finger plan.
I'll add Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa have greenbelts in place to help protect farmland / natural heritage / hydrologic features, whereas London does not. I can see the need to reshape London's boundaries given new pressures, but it should be done thoughtfully to protect the agricultural value.
October 4, 2024 at 1:28 PM
I'll add Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa have greenbelts in place to help protect farmland / natural heritage / hydrologic features, whereas London does not. I can see the need to reshape London's boundaries given new pressures, but it should be done thoughtfully to protect the agricultural value.
yeah im definitely pro-whatever this is, particularly if we start actually enforcing greenbelts and building way more affordable housing.
reduce the super rural population and also reduce how much we keep building exurbs for supercommuters
reduce the super rural population and also reduce how much we keep building exurbs for supercommuters
October 6, 2025 at 6:24 PM
yeah im definitely pro-whatever this is, particularly if we start actually enforcing greenbelts and building way more affordable housing.
reduce the super rural population and also reduce how much we keep building exurbs for supercommuters
reduce the super rural population and also reduce how much we keep building exurbs for supercommuters
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Is there no of course not yet a rating / ranking system put forth fro #WokeFactor ?
Maybe I'm thinking, like 'the QUALITY Program, you know, blackbelts, greenbelts, for the students.
Past SPHR, Quality Dir yada so get contexts
#DeepstateDEI #WokeScore 8.2
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Is there no of course not yet a rating / ranking system put forth fro #WokeFactor ?
Maybe I'm thinking, like 'the QUALITY Program, you know, blackbelts, greenbelts, for the students.
Past SPHR, Quality Dir yada so get contexts
#DeepstateDEI #WokeScore 8.2
April 6, 2025 at 3:42 AM
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Is there no of course not yet a rating / ranking system put forth fro #WokeFactor ?
Maybe I'm thinking, like 'the QUALITY Program, you know, blackbelts, greenbelts, for the students.
Past SPHR, Quality Dir yada so get contexts
#DeepstateDEI #WokeScore 8.2
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Is there no of course not yet a rating / ranking system put forth fro #WokeFactor ?
Maybe I'm thinking, like 'the QUALITY Program, you know, blackbelts, greenbelts, for the students.
Past SPHR, Quality Dir yada so get contexts
#DeepstateDEI #WokeScore 8.2
Totally agree, there are plenty of empty and decaying properties in cities that are not being utilised. I’m sure it won’t help affordability either, probably a smattering of part ownership and the rest no more affordable. Concerning for greenbelts also. Labour seem disinterested in the environment.
January 26, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Totally agree, there are plenty of empty and decaying properties in cities that are not being utilised. I’m sure it won’t help affordability either, probably a smattering of part ownership and the rest no more affordable. Concerning for greenbelts also. Labour seem disinterested in the environment.
With a new government willing to rethink #GreenBelts we are at an opportune time for #change
We argue they should be “strategic urban support landscapes” to help city regions adapt to a changing climate, reframing their spatial proximity which once made them a planning challenge, as an asset🧵(9/10)
We argue they should be “strategic urban support landscapes” to help city regions adapt to a changing climate, reframing their spatial proximity which once made them a planning challenge, as an asset🧵(9/10)
November 29, 2024 at 1:28 PM
With a new government willing to rethink #GreenBelts we are at an opportune time for #change
We argue they should be “strategic urban support landscapes” to help city regions adapt to a changing climate, reframing their spatial proximity which once made them a planning challenge, as an asset🧵(9/10)
We argue they should be “strategic urban support landscapes” to help city regions adapt to a changing climate, reframing their spatial proximity which once made them a planning challenge, as an asset🧵(9/10)
ICE ran a protestor over in a vehicle today and deployed so many chemical munitions they set greenbelts on fire
The administration gets closer to using the military to crush civilian dissent. Expect deaths, disappearances, and lawless detentions.
Tom Homan: We are making Los Angeles safer. Mayor Bass should be thanking us. She says they are going to mobilize—guess what? We are already mobilizing. We are going to bring the National Guard in tonight
June 8, 2025 at 1:43 AM
ICE ran a protestor over in a vehicle today and deployed so many chemical munitions they set greenbelts on fire
Denser urban development, both high- and low-rise, with very narrow gaps between single-family buildings. Also, no British-style greenbelts.
January 26, 2025 at 1:06 AM
Denser urban development, both high- and low-rise, with very narrow gaps between single-family buildings. Also, no British-style greenbelts.
Maybe go out in nature for a bit? Tons of hikes and greenbelts for biking and such. Go up to the top of South Mountain (can drive up there if you don't want to hike) and watch the sun set over the entire city. It's amazing.
February 27, 2025 at 4:04 AM
Maybe go out in nature for a bit? Tons of hikes and greenbelts for biking and such. Go up to the top of South Mountain (can drive up there if you don't want to hike) and watch the sun set over the entire city. It's amazing.
I miss the NCC greenbelts
January 10, 2025 at 6:14 PM
I miss the NCC greenbelts
You know Canadians are big mad when they deny themselves booze. I bet he gets re-elected based on his behaviour in all of this. That’s a shame for bike lanes and health care…and greenbelts…and the Ontario Science Centre…etc
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Doug Ford announces Ontario ban on American liquor in response to U.S. tariffs | CBC News
Premier Doug Ford has ordered the LCBO to strip its shelves of American products in response to the U.S. imposing 25 per cent tariffs on most Canadian imports starting Tuesday.
www.cbc.ca
February 2, 2025 at 2:46 PM
You know Canadians are big mad when they deny themselves booze. I bet he gets re-elected based on his behaviour in all of this. That’s a shame for bike lanes and health care…and greenbelts…and the Ontario Science Centre…etc
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
I live in an urban area that deliberately kept and incorporated greenbelts in the city planning. This juvenile bobcat lives in the wooded area next to me. I've seen the mother about as well. I don't encourage or discourage their presence. Just brings me joy that they are there and appear healthy.
November 17, 2024 at 6:38 PM
I live in an urban area that deliberately kept and incorporated greenbelts in the city planning. This juvenile bobcat lives in the wooded area next to me. I've seen the mother about as well. I don't encourage or discourage their presence. Just brings me joy that they are there and appear healthy.
Personally I think we should focus on mobility and the quality of the network of public space in the cities and the greenbelts around the cities. (2/2)
September 11, 2025 at 6:39 AM
Personally I think we should focus on mobility and the quality of the network of public space in the cities and the greenbelts around the cities. (2/2)
The Lāhainā injection wells US Supreme Court suit centered on the ecological damage of the County disposing wastewater into groundwater
Imaging if rather than litigating this issue to justify ecological harm, the County invested in wastewater reuse to reforest and grow native greenbelts/firebreaks
Imaging if rather than litigating this issue to justify ecological harm, the County invested in wastewater reuse to reforest and grow native greenbelts/firebreaks
August 14, 2023 at 2:35 AM
The Lāhainā injection wells US Supreme Court suit centered on the ecological damage of the County disposing wastewater into groundwater
Imaging if rather than litigating this issue to justify ecological harm, the County invested in wastewater reuse to reforest and grow native greenbelts/firebreaks
Imaging if rather than litigating this issue to justify ecological harm, the County invested in wastewater reuse to reforest and grow native greenbelts/firebreaks
More info on what the Resource Management/Recreational area entails.
This seems to be saying these areas are very poor for development but are high value for habitat and storm water management. All that rainwater in the MK has to go somewhere…
This seems to be saying these areas are very poor for development but are high value for habitat and storm water management. All that rainwater in the MK has to go somewhere…
June 4, 2025 at 1:38 PM
More info on what the Resource Management/Recreational area entails.
This seems to be saying these areas are very poor for development but are high value for habitat and storm water management. All that rainwater in the MK has to go somewhere…
This seems to be saying these areas are very poor for development but are high value for habitat and storm water management. All that rainwater in the MK has to go somewhere…
@london.gov.uk How about Labour challenged housing companies who hoard land on a vast scale without building on it. We have no shortage of land but we have building companies driving up prices and preventing individuals from accessing land to build on. There is no need to build on greenbelts and
July 17, 2025 at 9:43 AM
@london.gov.uk How about Labour challenged housing companies who hoard land on a vast scale without building on it. We have no shortage of land but we have building companies driving up prices and preventing individuals from accessing land to build on. There is no need to build on greenbelts and
Thank you for doing this. Our greenbelts are one of our city's treasures.
February 10, 2025 at 2:23 AM
Thank you for doing this. Our greenbelts are one of our city's treasures.
We can't go into lockdown. (I use WE figuratively) We can't close highways. We have to assume some people will be responsible and the rest will be caught and fined. But, we can't be in every place, remote paths, greenbelts, etc. Like Covid restrictions, we try to mitigate the risk.
August 7, 2025 at 11:35 AM
We can't go into lockdown. (I use WE figuratively) We can't close highways. We have to assume some people will be responsible and the rest will be caught and fined. But, we can't be in every place, remote paths, greenbelts, etc. Like Covid restrictions, we try to mitigate the risk.
the good news is Newsom already abolished the stupid regulations saying Californians may only build McMansions. We are free to build back better with affordable housing AND with greenbelts for firebreaks between the tracts
January 14, 2025 at 8:30 AM
the good news is Newsom already abolished the stupid regulations saying Californians may only build McMansions. We are free to build back better with affordable housing AND with greenbelts for firebreaks between the tracts
Separating development from greenbelts and vice versa, especially areas of steep slope and non-native vegetation, should be encouraged regardless of construction and building-to-building separation.
January 10, 2025 at 3:11 AM
Separating development from greenbelts and vice versa, especially areas of steep slope and non-native vegetation, should be encouraged regardless of construction and building-to-building separation.
Hey y'all! Sorry for dropping off the face of the earth. Here's another commission for @trydianthdunneind.bsky.social of another one of his OCs! Love rendering slimy goopy parts, so fun. Thanks for commissioning me again! :)
April 29, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Hey y'all! Sorry for dropping off the face of the earth. Here's another commission for @trydianthdunneind.bsky.social of another one of his OCs! Love rendering slimy goopy parts, so fun. Thanks for commissioning me again! :)