The article "What fits on a rooftop" addresses how climate policy is implemented, arguing that it is not limited to major international summits or reports warning of exceeded limits.
The text argues that climate policy decisions are also made at the local and administrative level, specifically through construction regulations, building permits, ordinances and other administrative acts.
The article highlights that it is these regulatory decisions that determine whether a house to be built next year will have the capacity to produce energy or will only be an energy consumer, suggesting that practical climate action depends as much on these technical measures as on high-level political discussions.
