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As the first settlers expand their community, debates regarding governance take center stage. The original colony, managed by the United Nations, is facing increasing calls for local autonomy, creating tension within the existing structures that govern operations on the planet.
The arrival of more colonists often brings with it new challenges, including disagreements over the future direction of the settlements and the need for legal frameworks to navigate burgeoning societal complexities.
Challenges Ahead: Natural Resources and Infrastructure
With limited natural resources, the colonization effort grapples with how to extract essential elements like nitrogen and water for agriculture. Extensive planning is required to build infrastructure adequately and sustainably.