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When we think about what our town and city centres should look like in 20 or 30 years’ time, what do we see? Lots of green space and trees, for one. Social inclusivity, so that people from all backgrounds can go there and spend time – this would mean installing public services access points in city centres so that people have a reason to go there other than to shop.
Land is the single most vital resource for humans to live and prosper, but there is not enough useable land to fulfil everything that humans might wish to use it for. In the UK, to protect and restore biodiversity; be self-sufficient in food, energy, wood, and clothing, with the current national diet and levels of consumption; and reduce carbon emissions would take more land area than exists across our island. How should this be resolved?
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