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Developer
Muffins
Jefferson H.S.-Gipson
4/2/2008
We are important because we provide Jobs and build
houses. The bays problem could
affect us because we wont be able to build as many
houses and lose money and families will
lose out on their new houses because we can not build
them.
Ask a Thoughtful Question or Respond
Thoughtful
Questions
From:
Team Green - homeowner - HHS
Ask
4/7/2008
what are you going to do to stop or help fix the bays
problem
From:
fishies - CB_Ecosystem - MHS
Ask
4/8/2008
how do you affect the bay? How can you prevent these
problems?
From:
Home Jackets - homeowner - MHS
Ask
4/8/2008
You didn't post very much information. You never stated
how water pollution inhibits
you from building houses.
From:
Fish's Wishes - CB_Ecosystem - KHS(K)
Ask
4/9/2008
What exactly do you think should be done in order to
protect your job, as the
developer, and also the bay at the same time?
From:
The Red Neck Yacht Club - recreation - JWHS(F)
Ask
4/11/2008
You have said that you are important to the economy
because you provide homes to the
people, and they pay to live there. My question is:
Even if you build the homes and don't follow
the regulations that have been outlined
in the multiple forums, do you think that the home
owners will want to live in houses that are
on the edge of a polluted bay that they can't swim in,
fish in, or enjoy because it is toxic?
Wouldn't it be better to build clean homes that keep the
bay clean so that the citizens can
enjoy them.
From:
Home Jackets - homeowner - MHS
Statement
4/11/2008
You could have pointed out that if you built houses near
polluted water (i.e. trash floating
around) no one is going to want to live there.
From:
fishies - CB_Ecosystem - MHS
Ask
4/11/2008
I can't understand the connection that you're trying to
make with the bay! How does it
affect the bay? What can you do to fix this? It is
obvious you didn't look far into your
research!
From:
Muffins - developer - JHS
Statement
4/14/2008
Hey sorry our research isnt up to your standards but we
had 2 minutes to write the
whole thing and your lucky you got atleast 3 sentences
so my bad g your just gonna have
to deal with it bud because like i said we
had 2 minutes to write it so my bad, my bad.
Response
fishies - CB_Ecosystem - MHS
4/15/2008
Actually, you didn't even write 3 sentences, you wrote
2!!!!!
Still, that doesn't answer my question I am curious as
to how are you relating this
to the bay? and what happens to the bay with this?
Response
Muffins - developer - JHS
4/16/2008
My bad... Dont get lippy! How can i answer your question
if i didnt get to do any
research?
*From:
fishies - CB_Ecosystem - MHS
Ask
4/17/2008
Well, if you didn't do any research then don't you think
that it's about time you do?
People are asking you questions and you should be
answering them!
From:
Chicken Kickers'' 101 - farmer - MHS
Ask
4/11/2008
What are some examples why you won't be able to build
houses and provide jobs?
From:
The Forester Boys - Other - KHS(K)
Statement
4/11/2008
Jobs are important but, Have you thought about all the
runoff that is caused by building
these houses?
From:
DEVELOPERS MISION JW - developer - JWHS(F)
Ask
4/15/2008
I totaly uderstand your thaughts and i agree with what
you stand for.
Response
Muffins - developer - JHS
4/16/2008
Im glad atleast 1 person agrees with us! Everyone else
wants to get all lippy and
what not. so thank you for agreeing with us =]. We agree
with you to :D.
From:
Anti-Wilderness Progressive Movement - developer -
JWHS(T)
Ask
4/15/2008
In your point of view you only expressed how important
you were to the envioronment.
We would like to know what your plans are for cleaning
up the bay. We would also like to
know what you want to do as a developer. What are your
plans as developers to get
over what would happen if they made you pay for better
envioronmentally friendly
equipment and products?
From:
mo'field fishies - farmer - MHS
Statement
4/15/2008
You don't have to stop building houses. Just use cleaner
practices when building.
From:
The Pearls - local_gov - MdSA
Ask
4/16/2008
After reading your POV, it does not sound like you are
worried about the state of the
Bay at all. As a developer, how can you reduce the
pollution cause by comstruction?
From:
Bojangles - farmer - JWHS(T)
Ask
4/21/2008
All you told me was what I already know...do you have
any plans for how to fix problems
of the bay, while still benefiting you?
Response
Muffins - developer - JHS
4/22/2008
NO! i dont have any ideas of benefitting the bay. the
bay is not goin to get any
better because of us. we are just normal 9th grade kids
we dont really know.
Response
Bojangles - farmer - JWHS(T)
4/23/2008
Can you really expect anyone to take you seriously if
you never took the time to
try and learn what you're talking about?
From:
Little Green Axman - Other - MRGS
Statement
4/23/2008
As a developer, you have a huge part in protecting the
Chesapeake Bay. In the
development process, you must take the time to consider
various Best Management
Practices that you can utilize in order to reduce your
environmental impact. Keeping
economics in mind, the following is a small list of
easily implemented BMPs: green
infrastructure, working trees, permeable asphalt and
concrete, rain gardens, and buffer
strips.
From:
awesomley amazing super spectacular envoirnmentalist -
Other -
Ask
4/23/2008
I dont understand I dont think there is enough
information here to cover everything. I
wonder about all the stuff you didnt state. Why does
this happen? How can you fix this
problem? Can you prevent these problems? If you only had
three minutes to do this you
should have gone to your research and not waited til the
last minute. Can you answer my
questions?
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