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Here are the facts: 65 million people displaced from their homes by violence and persecution last year.
And in this community, we started out by really just going to people's homes and talking to people, and we discovered an outbreak, an epidemic of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
Everything we lovingly put in our homes, like flat-panel TVs, internet-connected fridges and artisanal furnishings all had to go.
All told, in US cemeteries, we bury enough metal to build a Golden Gate Bridge, enough wood to build 1,800 single family homes, and enough formaldehyde-laden embalming fluid to fill eight Olympic-size swimming pools.
There are 65.3 million people who have been forcibly displaced from their homes because of war or persecution.
33,952 people flee their homes daily.
How many more people need to be forced out of their homes before we say, "Enough!"?
I think it won't be too long until we have robots like this in our homes, and one of the big needs is to take care of the aging and invalids.
Inside, the homes are fairly conventional.
We all have living rooms and kitchens, bedrooms and baths, and there are nine of these homes around a central courtyard.
From our homes, we look down into the courtyard, and depending on the time of year, we see this: kids and grownups in various combinations playing and hanging out with each other.
Instead of pursuing the American dream, where we might have been isolated in our single-family homes, we instead chose cohousing, so that we can increase our social connections.
In doing so, we found over 600 species of bugs that live in USA homes, everything from spiders and cockroaches to tiny mites that cling to feathers.
The diversity of life in our homes is more than a list of 100,000 new species.
We started with a pest, a wasp that lives on many of our homes.
And then I learned that only four percent of older Americans are living in nursing homes, and the percentage is dropping.
These institutions go by other names as well, like "shelters," "safe houses," "children's homes," "children's villages," even "boarding schools."
From there, the salt circulates to a storage tank underground, where it produces steam, which spins turbines and generates enough electricity to power 70,000 homes and offsets 30,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year.
I was brought up in the 1970s near Wembley with Asian, English, Caribbean, Irish families living in our street, and the neo-Nazi National Front was massive then with regular marches and attacks on us and a permanent threat and often a frequent reality of violence against us on the streets, in our homes, typically by neo-Nazis and other racists.
Spread all around us were the ruins of schools, churches, a primary health center, shops, thousands of homes.
Rather, we must remind them that governments exist to serve not only those who build and live in luxury homes, but also those who clean and guard them.
When those fisherpeople started to sail down the lagoon in search of new homes, it could not have occurred to them that the city that would rise up around them would one day insist that they do not belong in it.
You will see: the new homes of our teleworkers will probably have a drone pod in the yard.
And as people move to the countryside, how is that going to be? Think about autonomous, off-the-grid houses with solar panels, with wind turbines and waste recycling utilities, our new homes producing their own energy and using it to also power the family car.
And I deeply believe our homes, our work spaces, our cities would become more healthy and sustainable and more humane and beautiful.
Many children in this study were born into poor families or into working-class families that had cramped homes or other problems, and it's clear now that those disadvantaged children have been more likely to struggle on almost every score.
I want to talk to you tonight about the work that makes all other work possible, about the millions of women who go to work in our homes every single day, caring for children as nannies, caring for our loved ones with disabilities and our elders, as home care workers, maintaining sanity in our homes as cleaners.
You could go into any neighborhood and not know which homes are also workplaces.
We live in a time of moral choices everywhere we turn: at the border, at the ballot box, in our workplaces, right in our homes, full of moral choices.
The way they heat their homes in Korea is to put bricks under the floors, so the heat radiates from underneath the floor.
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