There are just so many out there, it is hard to keep track of. And they believe helping the environment is something homeowners want and will appreciate. We've stepped out of the box a little bit, and school's still out on what we're doing, but we feel pretty good about the response we're getting. Living With Nature As Atlanta continues to grow, there is some question as to how big the city can become before quality of life begins to suffer. If developers eliminate too many green spaces and if the air and water become too polluted, conservationists ask who will want to live in Atlanta.
Rapid growth benefits no one in the long run.
It's important to maintain the quality of life. You reach a point in growth when any further increase in size reduces quality. He believes Atlanta has reached that point and is growing beyond its capacity to maintain itself. So does McCollum. When things are going best for development, they're generally going worst for wildlife.