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Sustainability: The Road Towards A Greener Future For Land Development

Mitigation and Incentivization
An important reality to face when looking at sustainable land development is that there is no such thing as zero impact. Developing raw land will always result in significant changes to that land, but that doesn't mean that the effects on the local ecosystem can't be mitigated. Right now, there are land clearing and development companies that are incorporating green practices into their services. If you go online and search for sustainable land clearing near me, you may find that some companies that are offering forestry and land clearing services are already utilizing low-impact techniques to make way for future developments without harming the land.

Techniques and Practices
The key to sustainable land development lies primarily in using better practices that minimize the impact of the development. Practices like clear-cutting and bulldozing can lead to a situation where continued work needs to be carried out on the land to prevent regrowth. In contrast, forest mulching nourishes the land while creating a natural barrier for the more invasive species. We can already see these practices in action in the real world, such as with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) mulching thousands of trees to ensure the sustainability of native plants and wildlife.
Options for more sustainable materials are also increasing, with companies like Holcim offering a broad range of green concrete. Incorporating environmental design is another way to minimize the impact of land development, both on the natural area and on any nearby homes or businesses. Working with the local topology rather than bulldozing is one example. Taking advantage of opportunities for passive solar systems is another.
Ultimately, while developers' bottom lines are a significant driving force, the specter of climate change and dwindling resources is not going away. By utilizing more sustainable techniques, land can continue to be developed to meet the needs of our growing population. And all with a minimal impact on our precious environment.
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