California Considers Easing Environmental Law to Allow More Suburban Housing
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A measure on the November ballot proposes amending California's landmark environmental law to facilitate the construction of large housing developments outside urban areas. This decision comes amid ongoing efforts to address the state's housing shortage by potentially embracing suburban sprawl. The proposal reflects a significant policy shift aimed at increasing housing supply through expanded development zones.
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