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In reply to the discussion: Here's why a retired admiral thinks climate change denial hurts Florida [View all]

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2. In N.J. and probably other states, there is the conflict between new building and expanded flooding zones..
Reply to Zorro (Original post)
Fri Dec 27, 2024, 09:20 AM
Dec 27

Then in N.J. add multiple 200,000 s.f. warehouses that are being built. Roofs and asphalt do not allow water to be absorbed into the ground

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Here's why a retired admiral thinks climate change denial hurts Florida [View all] Zorro Dec 27 OP
'Investigation shows 42% of Florida lawmakers have personal ties to real estate. Here's why that may be a problem.' sop Dec 27 #1
Buying a property is fine, getting it insured, well thats a near impossibility. Historic NY Dec 27 #3
It's not only the direct insurance costs... The indirect costs due to threats from insurance companies. mitch96 Dec 27 #5
In N.J. and probably other states, there is the conflict between new building and expanded flooding zones.. 3Hotdogs Dec 27 #2
Climate Change is affecting everybody and it doesn't seem to be in the top 10 walkingman Dec 27 #4
The climate disorder and disruption that the next generation is going to have to deal with are criminal, but the Timeflyer Dec 27 #6
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