Protecting mountain lions used as argument to delay home construction in Woodside
The wealthy community of Woodside has delayed building denser housing, as permitted under a new California law, on the grounds that it could harm mountain lions, a species that may be declared endangered. KTVU's Jesse Gary reports about the roaring real-estate battle.
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