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Featured / housing / privacy / Science and Technology

Virtual 3D tours of homes can violate privacy

Virtual 3D tours on real estate websites, such as Zillow and Redfin, could pose privacy risks to the current residents.

births / families / Health and Medicine / housing / money / poverty / pregnancy / Society and Culture

Maternal health risks increase where rent is high

New research links high rent relative to income with life-threatening risks to maternal health during labor and delivery.

housing / Society and Culture / United States / veterans

How to help veterans who are homeless

Veterans have a high risk of homelessness. Thomas Byrne gets into why—and how best to help them. One way: Advocate for more affordable housing.

democracy / housing / money / Society and Culture / voting

The problem with homeowners being more likely to vote

Homeowners really are more likely to vote in local elections, research finds. The finding raises questions about equity and a healthy democracy.

democracy / housing / money / Society and Culture / voting

The problem with homeowners being more likely to vote

Homeowners really are more likely to vote in local elections, research finds. The finding raises questions about equity and a healthy democracy.

climate change / Earth and Environment / Health and Medicine / housing / sustainability / temperature / weather

Passive cooling really does ease scary indoor heat

Passive cooling, including some classic ways to fight the heat, really can keep homes from hitting dangerous temperatures.

aging / Health and Medicine / housing / older adults

Many folks over 50 haven’t prepped to age in place

Many people in their 50s, 60s, and 70s need to do more to modify their homes or plan for services they may need if they want to age in place.

Earth and Environment / emissions / housing / pollution / race and ethnicity / Society and Culture / United States

White neighborhoods have higher carbon emissions

More carbon emissions come from white neighborhoods than African American ones, research finds. Here are the factors at play.

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