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“Repeal climate change initiatives and spending in the department’s budget request” (General Welfare, Dept. of Housing, Page 508)

This would likely repeal regulations related to the following:

  • Energy-efficient designs (insulation, high-efficiency HVAC, energy-saving appliances)
  • Resilient/adaptable homes for extreme weather
  • Sustainable materials
  • Building codes

In summary, while climate-focused initiatives may raise upfront expenses, they contribute to long-term sustainability, resilience, and cost savings. Balancing these factors is crucial for creating housing that benefits both residents and the environment. For more information about how the HUD spends money on climate change initiatives, see HUD’s climate budget details.

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