Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

There is a footprint calculator on the internet... that's quite interesting.

Even more interesting is who invented and propagated this term "individual CO2 footprint," and what purpose they have pursued and still pursue with it. The keyword is socialization of damage, which is primarily caused by a few large corporations. Regarding the topic of CO2 footprint, there is also interesting research, for example from MIT, which deals with the footprint of homeless people. To put it in the blunt words of a user here: smoke and mirrors.

Just keep your "restrictions" to yourselves and don't push them on others.

Just keep your "restrictions" to yourselves and don't push them on others.

Do you also explain to your children and grandchildren like this why the planet was destroyed? How one can still be so ignorant in 2022 is hard to comprehend.

Could be explained to the grandchildren like this.

The Medieval Warm Period or also the Medieval Climate Anomaly refers to approximately the period between 950 and 1250 AD, during which above-average temperatures prevailed in the Northern Hemisphere, especially compared to the subsequent Little Ice Age. Information about the time of the Medieval Warm Period is obtained from data reconstructions that process meteorological data from past times based on proxy data.

Temperatures were about 2 degrees warmer than today during this phase.
There were years without winter. (1228)

Just as a food for thought.

How did you solve the topic SiGeKo?

Not at all in the single-family house. Some neighbors apparently had one because the general contractor refused to start without it. Money-grabbing.

In the most expensive houses? For example, we are building a promotional house with 130 sqm - without a basement, without a garage, without a carport, absolute standard equipment. And from what we've seen so far, most people in that new development area are building very modest houses. Nobody can afford an expensive house anymore with the land prices. As far as I know, everyone except us originally comes from the area and simply wants to live where they grew up and where their family and friends live. So I don't understand how the attached quote fits here.

If you include the price for the land, you quickly reach over a million. Doesn't that fall into your category of "expensive"? Aside from the fact that 130 square meters certainly represents more than "absolute standard equipment" for the majority of the population, especially in your area. Even though I quoted your post, @tomtom79's quote was not explicitly directed at you. Sorry for the misunderstanding.