The conflict in this article outlines the problem of developers buying greenbelt land and selling it to property speculators and making enormous profits. The land was divided into different parts to make developers earn more profit. A farm in Hertfordshire was bought for £2,500 and was sliced up and sold on for a staggering £35,000 an acre. This made developers gain enormous profits.

An environmental problem is that, the fences dividing the fields are spoiling the view and this is a loss for the residents as they cannot enjoy their living as much anymore. It creates conflicts between residents and managing directors as they do not agree. On one hand, the residents want to enjoy their living and have a nicer view and on the other hand the managing directors believe that the plots of land are good investment for people. There are two views to this conflict; it is...