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Regional Solutions to Solve Housing Crisis Should Be Considered
Greater Boston is already in the throes of a housing shortage and it is estimated we will need to add more than 200,000 apartments...
The Living with Heat project is a follow up to ULI Boston’s Living with Water report that was released in 2014. The Project provides design solutions for heat islands in the greater Boston area and is lead by the ULI Boston/New England’s Climate Resilience Committee. The Committee will provide the Metro Boston region with design and policy solutions to tackle the risks and vulnerabilities of rising extreme heat predicted by 2070. The committee chose to work in some of the most vulnerable regions susceptible to heat including East Boston, Lower Roxbury, Somerville, and the Everett/Chelsea border.
The full Living with Heat report was released on Tuesday, November 12th at the Living with Heat Symposium.
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