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Well, I think that the people of Sparksville want to see their industry grow as well. Industrial growth would mean more jobs, expansion of neighborhood, and the building of new schools. In all, a town can see many economic benefits from its industry. We are working on policies that may allow the town to grow, but also protect its surroundings. In fact, we do not want to risk to drive away the predator species of the prairie dogs. We already did it once, and paid the harsh consequences. It is necessary to have policies that control industrial growth, while still allowing our town to benefit from it. We need to manage the reserve, so that nothing takes that precious area. We need to protect our ranches, and pay close attention to all the species

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