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We are building new houses for yesterday's climate

We are building new houses for yesterday's climate

Current housing construction projects in the Netherlands are being designed for cooler historical climates, risking future overheating issues. Experts warn that new homes may fail to meet thermal standards as temperatures continue to rise.

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