California is facing a severe housing crisis, compounded by climate challenges. A recent report emphasizes the difficulty of building infrastructure in the state. Lawmakers, including Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas, are stressing the need to consider affordability in legislation. Gov. Gavin Newsom pointed out the need to suspend some regulations to facilitate crucial projects like fire prevention. The report calls for millions of new housing units alongside renewable projects, electric vehicle chargers, and improved transit infrastructure to tackle these interconnected crises effectively.
Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas urged lawmakers to consider every bill through the lens of affordability, reflecting the urgent need for affordable housing in California.
The report highlights the complexity of building in California, emphasizing the need for millions of new housing units and extensive infrastructure improvements to address the ongoing crises.
Gov. Gavin Newsom acknowledged California's regulatory challenges, stressing the importance of suspending certain environmental regulations to expedite fire prevention projects and similar initiatives.
Lawmakers across California recognize the simultaneous housing and climate crises, advocating for rapid development of new homes, renewable energy projects, and transportation networks.
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