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The pitch of the article is that it wants you to take the side that suburban areas are more anti-green areas that are boring and difficult for the elderly to transverse then the larger cities who has less pollution because of things like apartment living and how its expensive to own a car. It also states that the growing generation of millennials are moving to the cities as they find that city living is more attractive then that of the suburban house living of their parents.

The complaint is reacting to the fact that their have been large emissions from suburban areas which can cause negative environmental effects. It also reacts to how their has been a growth from rural areas to suburban/urban areas as well as the fact that retirement homes are being fully booked before they’ve even broke ground. It as well reacts to the great recession.

The moment comes from the historical and cultural context that millenials like to have more of sociable living and tend to move away from the nest of suburban live and want something a bit more. It also acts on the time green earth times where in the U.S. going green is the next big thing as more and more people talk about how humans are killing the earth. It as well goes into the context of recent events like the great recession and how it may effect the decision’s of today.