One thing that I think is fair to acknowledge is that it's cheaper to build a home that will result in more pollution. It's also cheaper to build a home that's dangerous to live in. There are certain minimum standards that I think we need to insist upon if we're dealing with modern buildings.
I can't live with myself if I am going to adopt policies that are going to result predictably in greater risks of the consequences of climate change impacting my community. If we can ensure, when we advance programs that are going to build new homes, that we're building homes that won't make the climate crisis worse and won't endanger families, for example, by ensuring that we have a building code that is up to snuff, then I think it's incumbent upon all of us to do the responsible thing and build homes at a scale that will help achieve the supply to fill the gap but also protect us against the consequences of climate change.