Viking Terrace’s green upgrades, which were completed last summer, offer its melting pot of low-income and formerly homeless residents access to a world commonly reserved for companies and individuals with the financial means to go green. Affordable housing developments like this one are springing up across the country, showing that green homes can and should be built for everyone, not just because they’re good for the environment, but also because they’re healthier, more comfortable, and—yes—more affordable.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Green and affordable
From the Utne Reader, a profile of an affordable housing development where the residents have affordable utility bills.
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Affordable Housing
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