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by rvp-x
1921 days ago
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Almost everything you describe is a product of bad urban/house planning. House planning could require far less electricity, but it's not required by building codes, and the market doesn't acknowledge its value. Urban planning puts workplaces far away from residential areas because they used to be heavy polluters, but never stopped doing it when workplaces improved. My workplace office is 1km away from my residence. Someone had the smarts to put a small amount of office buildings in an otherwise residential neighborhood (as well as a few shops). I moved here for the job - it was the obvious choice. Mixed use zoning has made it so I don't just not need a car, I don't even use public transit often. |
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