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RE: Rieselfelder Münster and save the planet from home
Aah, I've read something about that before. I thought it was more in the direction of Emsland...? Yes, we need such areas, but there is still the conflict with people's need for space. We're in the process of moving to a sparsely populated corner of the countryside. Should this option be a thing of the past? Should people only live in urban centres in order to preserve as much (more or less) intact nature as possible? I'm always really ambivalent about this...
To tell the truth now when we live in small area in Scotland we see that many young people move to the bigger and crowded places without any pressure, voluntarily like to London, Edinburgh and Glasgow although then for little basement room they pay about £700 pound a month without any regret.
In Scotland there is much more land without any population and villages and little towns are slowly dying off which is really sad.
That is probably the problem of generations, when we young we want to live in bigger places with convenience of supermarkets, restaurants and also entertainment opportunity but many later on come back to their roots.
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