As many as 3,500 new homes could be built on the greenfield site known as Buck Barn, which Tree says would shut off a key route for wildlife to move in and out of the estate as climate change occurs. This really is a test case that will reveal how seriously the government is taking landscape recovery. This development would be out in a greenfield site with no infrastructure connecting it at all, and anyone living there would be entirely dependent on a car to do anything. Residents say the homes would add some 6,000 residents to the parish and 4,200 cars, equating to 3.5million more car trips in the area each year. If wildlife cant move in response to temperature rises, then its doomed to extinction.
First residents will live at the East Meadow.
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First residents will live at the East Meadow .
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