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When you're in an unstable environment when it comes to housing, it causes so much stress

on your life that it becomes very, very difficult for you to be a productive member of

society and becomes this very deep, cascading swirl of events that drags you down and away from the chances of being

healthy and healthy in many different ways.

That was Pete Gombert, the co-founder of Indydwell, a public benefit corporation focused on

building durable, healthy, energy-efficient homes

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