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So your solution is to simply do nothing. It might offend some voters’ sense of entitlement. That things aren’t the same as they were 30 years ago. We could do
by yardie 8y ago
So your solution is to simply do nothing. It might offend some voters’ sense of entitlement. That things aren’t the same as they were 30 years ago.
We could do it the hard way. When ocean levels rise the coastal house market will collapse. Water will become scarce as aquifers get spoiled by salt. And climate patterns are certainly changing. Places that used to get an abundance of rain are already facing a drought. But some douchebag in a bro-dozer is certainly sticking it to the rich.
- nf05papsjfVbc 8y agoMy apologies for going off track, but your last statement reminds me of how "The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy" begins.
- pfisch 8y ago> So your solution is to simply do nothing. I never said that. I said implementing extreme solutions like a 95% cut to everyone's carbon footprint are a terrible idea. Also we are most likely talking about like a 0.5-2 ft rise maybe over the next 30 years. That is not exactly a "day after tomorrow" panic situation. The coastal real estate economy can deflate over 30 years.