The per capita  carbon emissions of low density areas are higher then the the city and walking in the suburbs is more dangerous due to cars. 

Some examples of habitability codes are functional toilets, functional sinks, functional smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms, weathertight windows and doors leading outside, bathrooms must have a mechanical vent or an easily opened window, a bedroom must have an easily opened window and either two electrical outlets or one electrical outlet and a light fixture and all pipes, plumbing and electrical must be per code.

So why the hell can't I stop thinking about that $3000 carbon rear wing for my car?

Quote from @John Carbone: Apparently there is a federal law prohibiting this practice. https://www.simplyss.com/blog/...Laws prohibit a lot of things.

I also have carbon monoxide detectors in both units and there's no trace of increased CO2 but I'd still like to address asap.

We bought a house in Sunnyside which is part of Carbon County.... we intended to BRRRR the property.  

This is just my opinion, but now companies are committing to becoming carbon NEGATIVE in 2021, including one big four Accounting Firm a company with over 300k people worldwide.

Wisconsin Legal Blank is the best source----Lease, rules & regs, Addendum to non-standard rental provisions, lead based paint disclosure, lead booklet, smoke detectors addendum, carbon monoxide detector addendum, bedbug addendum, mold addendum, check-in check-out form.

The little stuff.First Aid kit, Carbon Monoxide sensor.Keep extra batteries locked up for remotes, smoke detectors etc.You or a friend should stay there for a weekend and you'll find out real fast what is missing.

Hey looking to see if anyone has some contacts for Contractors and Property Management people in Carbon County, Emery County Utah...