If we minimize our homes

If we minimize our homes a lot more than now, there will be more and larger green areas in our cities and thus more space for nature, if we choose to give it more space, around us.

Not everyone would be able to live in a tiny home on wheels, but more smaller homes at affordable prices, would be really nice, so that as many people as possible have a better opportunity to choose that option.

Why Affordable Housing Matters for Environmental Protection https://www.energyefficiencyforall.org/updates/why-affordable-housing-matters-for-environmental-protection/

Having safe, healthy, and affordable housing options is integral to ensuring low-income families have access to sustainable livelihoods, and quality education, and health care. Now, we are beginning to realize the critical role of affordable housing in reducing the negative impacts of climate change while providing stable, resilient homes for families.

Study: Low-income neighborhoods disproportionately feel environmental burdens https://www.smartcitiesdive.com/news/study-low-income-neighborhoods-disproportionately-feel-environmental-burde/543498/

Building Green: How Affordable Housing Can Tackle Justice and Sustainability https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/building-green-how-affordable-housing-can-tackle-justice-and-sustainability