It can't be good. Just go walk outside in LA or Houston. It's even more obvious than the proven harmful health effects. It's dirty and gross. Increasing our supplies through our current means just makes this worse.
More tax revenue is generated in urban areas.
Also, in relation to the obvious basic tenet of nation economic models, larger states generally support the smaller ones. And, as a side note, the Cetral Valley in California produces a disproportionately large share of our nation's food supply. And that's one to grow on. You guys are soooo funny. , posted 1 Jun 2001 by kgb Free market is a good thing. Higher demand means more need, more work, and obtaining greater supply at market costs.