Letter from the
Editor
Greetings
Reader,
In this article I will be writing about urban sprawl and why I am passionate about it. You see, incase you do not get the message from other articles I will be explicit here. I am passionate about this issue because I want people from the future to enjoy this marvelous planet as much as I have. Also, I want people to take care of this place as much as I have been trying to.
In my magazine, you will be discovering different solutions that I have found and have come to a conclusion that would work if implemented. You will also be seeing my process to come to a potential solution, and what effects it will have on the community. In addition, you will see how the community will change for the better, if this solution does become implemented. Not only that, but you will also be seeing my process throughout the magazine, and take what I have into consideration.
Like I have previously said that this is a major problem that is getting overseen because it is very unnoticeable by our citizens. The problem that these huge problems cause are like I said
air pollution and destruction of habitat. However, there is still problems such as water over-consumption, because of landscaping and Increased racial and economic disparity. In short this problem ultimately lead back to you.
Even Though there are negative side effects to this there are also good effects to moving away from the city. Such as, people feeling safer, and people having more room for activities. The bad side of
urban sprawl definitely over shadows to good side which is why I choose to leave it out because there is virtually no
competition. Its a choice between having your own garden or saving and animals species.
I feel like its time to give back to our home, not just to our house, but to our planet, because we only have one; if we use this planet up we won't have another. If you are interested in learning more about this crucial issue dive deeper into my magazine, enlighten yourself.
Magazine creator,
Julian Olea
2 inMagazine/January, 2012