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These New York City Apartments Are Affordable — and Sustainable

These New York City Apartments Are Affordable — and Sustainable

Ultra-efficient high-rises and net-zero neighborhoods now in development could offer a blueprint for cities grappling with rising carbon emissions and dwindling affordable housing.

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https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/carbon-free-buildings/these-new-york-city-apartments-are-affordable-and-sustainable

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