Fearing traffic congestion, pollution and water scarcity, the city of Santa Barbara, California, enforced a population cap by preventing the construction of extra housing units. However, 40 years later, the lack of housing is proving to cause these issues more than prevent them.
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Read MoreDoes the United States have too few people? Bestselling author Matthew Yglesias makes the case for tripling the U.S. population.
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