When the cost of land is too high, cities tend to expand upwards instead of outwards, as is the case, for instance, in Manhattan Island. However, most US cities expand outwards as there is usually plenty of land available.
Another factor that determines the manner in which a city expands is the geological characteristics of the territory that would require cheaper or more expensive construction materials. In areas which are very complicated in terms of geology, constructing tall buildings would require costly technology and materials and hence this type of expansion is very unprofitable if compared with expading outwards.
<span>Abolish the monarchy and to establish a republic</span>
I think it's just important to continue growing our population. If you're talking about animal population I believe we shouldn't really do anything. I'm a believer and I believe that this world is going to end anyways. Even if we try to protect the animals, it's all for nothing. I don't really find any policies enacted to discourage growth shocking or anything. I haven't really heard or any lately or as far as I know, but our population is expanding and we must do something about it. Some people are against growth because they want to protect wild lands for animals and keep them safe. I have no problem with that but we have to do something.
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Hope this helps best of luck sorry if im wrong
