Why has'nt anybody mentioned the impact of building a football stadium in Kirkby on local wildlife?

Question

There is a massive and diverse range of wildlife in and around the Kirkby area, yet all of the campaings have focused solely on the impact on local housing. I completly agree with these issues but why have I not heared anything about how the local wildlife will be affected. For me this is as important as local schools, housing and transport. I am sure it is for many others too.

Answer 1

kuz it does not matter!

Answer 2

These issues are much more pocketbook issues than environmental ones, and therefore more the thing of local groups.  That said, the Kirkby Residents Action Group has, according to BBC Sports, expressed its concern about the loss of green space along with its other concerns.

Answer 3

How about mentioning where you live.  Were animals and plants ever using the spot where your house was built?   Was it OK to displace them so you could live there?  Is the wildlife where the stadium is to be built any more important than the wildlife who lived where your house (and neighborhood) stands?

Answer 4

Because cockroaches(human-environment dwelling species), disease-ridden ,slimey and rot-caked rats and ever-excreting mice,plus their airborne counter-parts(johnathan livingstone seanus) seaskuzzgulls,are not wild-life......they are vermin. Fit to have a one million (plus) ton football stadium built ...."ON...." top of these bubonic plague , viral/yeast/miasma hosting, disease-inviting and contagion infused ,"...local 'wildlife' ".  Westerners' priorities are absolutely convoluted and propaganda contaminated , politically spun extrapolations of half-truth mind-sets.

Answer 5

because, unfortunately, nobody gives a ****, and nobody will until it directly affects them.

Answer 6

Are you an Everton supporter by any chance?