Florida's Babcock Ranch Aims To Be America's Greenest Town
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When a 91,000-acre piece of vacant land came up for sale in Southwest Florida about ten years ago, it attracted builders from across the country. After all, the chance to develop an area almost five times the size of Manhattan does not come frequently. But to everyone’s surprise, the owners did not auction the property that lies just 20 minutes from Fort Myers to the highest bidder. Instead, they sold it to Palm Beach-based Kitson & Partners who not only promised to preserve a bulk of the land, but also use the remaining acreage to build an environmentally friendly town.
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- oliy약 8년amazing
- im a hat9년 이하looks awsome
- foxy killer9년 이하i liked it but why are some cites are not power by Solar panels
- replyer9년 이하you're right, thezodiackiller, if all the towns were like this, the coal power plants would not be needed and our planet's pollution rate would go down alot.
- Mr cab약 9년Lol
thezodiackiller약 9년Why aren't all towns like this?- alien1약 9년OMG,
- Free hugs약 9년Florida I'm coming oh ya
blessedkarl약 9년We need more of these towns and cities across the globe to slow and stop climate change. Maybe in developing countries it'll help! :D :)
el_cabbage32약 9년Make that a fact