Simplifications, assumptions and, in general, shortcuts seem a great way to speed decision making processes for an investment, but end up charging their toll down the road, once the industrial asset becomes a reality. ¿What about using 21st century resources for increasing our representation, analysis and computation capacity to the level of the decision, instead of the old ways of oversimplifying what we believe is impossible to know?  

Industrial projects and associated development come to a price, and part of such price is paid by neighbours, environment and shared infrastructure. Whether such a price is fair or not, is for the government and regulators to assess and assure. When conflicting interests are on the table, a balanced approach for addressing every stakeholder concern in a quantitative and structured manner may be the difference between successful business surrounded by vibrant communities, or economic stagnation and lack of work opportunities