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Seattle for Everyone Retweeted · futurewise
@FuturewiseWA

"neighborhoods and cities that are more densely populated actually produce fewer per capita carbon emissions than sprawling, spread-out communities" - @urbaninstitute

The data is clear: linking housing with non-car transpo options is a climate imperative.

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Seattle for Everyone Retweeted · Patience Malaba
@patience_malaba

“There’s no magic lever to fix it all, but one comes close: removing exclusionary zoning and building more housing in cities.” — @GernotWagner https://t.co/LJfCEvKhVb

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Gernot Wagner@GernotWagner
There's no magic lever to fix it all, but one comes close: removing exclusionary zoning and building more housing in cities.

My latest @climate column https://t.co/VUp9GTQYiR

Seattle for Everyone Retweeted · Housing Consortium
@HDC_SeaKC

Every year, housing advocates gather around King County to re-energize around housing strategies and build momentum for bold action during #AffordableHousingWeek. Joining us for #AHW2022 May 8-14 and go #Allin4Housing! https://t.co/9RpWGLijt9

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