A lot of these houses can't be rented due to climate change legislations. That's the inconvenient truth. Governments can't have it both ways, no matter how hard

A lot of these houses can't be rented due to climate change legislations. That's the inconvenient truth. Governments can't have it both ways, no matter how hard they try. Climate change policies will be extremely costly for the population. Fixing houses so that they conform current regulations costs a lot of money. > If governments could make living in areas where lots of living space is available attractive, we would not need new houses. Yes, it requires jobs, services thus infrastructures thus $$$ or €€€ in that case. It also require changes in corporate culture, as corporations are trying to crack down on work from home as we speak. When it comes to education, as well, instead of making students move to Paris or Rome to study, encourage remote education when possible. There are technological solutions to these problems, certainly.