A split-screen image showing two entire homes side by side in a sunny Florida neighborhood, emphasizing a stark contrast in quality, energy efficiency, and living conditions. On the left side, an older, severely neglected home stands with obvious signs of decay: the roof is worn, with missing shingles and dark stains; the gutters are sagging and broken; and there’s visible mold growth creeping up the walls, particularly around the windows and base of the house. The windows are dirty and foggy, with cracked panes, and the paint around the frames is peeling badly. The lawn is overgrown with weeds, patchy with dead grass, and the house’s exterior is faded, chipped, and marred by dark streaks of mold, giving it a deeply uninviting and unhealthy appearance. Inside the home, visible through the windows, is a struggling family: the mother sits at a cluttered table, head in hands, clearly distressed by the pile of overdue utility bills in front of her. In the background, a child sits on a worn-out couch, fanning themselves with a magazine, looking uncomfortable in the stifling heat, as the thermostat displays an uncomfortably high temperature. The overall atmosphere inside the home is dim and oppressive, reflecting the emotional and physical toll of living in an energy-inefficient, unhealthy environment. On the right side, the neighboring home is fully visible, showcasing a modern, well-maintained, and energy-efficient property. The exterior is sleek, with pristine, black, form-fitting solar panels seamlessly integrated into the roof. The windows are clear, energy-efficient, and framed by freshly painted shutters. The lawn is a lush, green carpet of St. Augustine grass, meticulously maintained and surrounded by vibrant Florida-specific vegetation like tall palm trees, [...]