This report will explore how climate change has affected our planet, how this threat will impact the house of the future, and how the house of the future itself can help combat the threat.
The year is 2030. The future of the world is bleak and uncertain as issues surrounding global warming increase. Natural disasters like flooding, extreme storms, and droughts are on the rise and becoming increasingly dangerous. Resources such as oil, gas, and food are becoming more scarce. Nations are divided over how to deal with the new normal and are fighting for survival…
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The year is now 2050. The struggles of 20 years ago are but a memory. How is there such a drastic change to life on Earth? How did we reverse humanity from being on the brink of extinction due to the climate crisis? Introducing…
Ecological Designs for Engaging Net-Zero
Welcome to E.D.E.N., the housing strategy that is now the societal norm for the year 2050. Where the home merges with nature to become a sustainable paradise, not only to live in but to thrive in. Implemented at the end of 2030, leaders encouraged it to be used in every home to combat climate change. It has now spread worldwide due to the impressive results in reversing the damage caused by previous generations.
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Residents in these smart homes monitor their carbon footprint daily, receiving rewards when they hit targets and enduring penalties when engaging in unsustainable practices. Though seemingly tough and harsh, this has been essential in ensuring everyone is doing their part to better the planet.
Many technological advancements, tools and means now exist to turn your home into E.D.E.N certified.
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