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>They also are concerned about impacts to property values. What's going to happen to your property values when climate change renders your region uninhabitable

• whatislovecraft 8y ago
  I upvoted you because you bring a good point. You're at the bottom of the page because HN seems to think climate change is fake, so most comments that assume it is fact will be downvoted. You are right, though - the author is broken-windowing and logical fallacying their way into a dark hole.
  • sctb 8y ago
    You've been breaking the guidelines a whole lot (here by commenting about voting and posting unsubstantively). Could you please stop? https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
• gus_massa 8y ago
  The expected change for the next hundred years is only a few degrees, it will not make the region uninhabitable this century. People doesn't care too much about the price of the property in a few centuries.
  • dwaltrip 8y ago
    The few degrees is a global average. It won't be evenly distributed, so some areas will suffer more from rising temperatures.
    • gus_massa 8y ago
      I agree, but for this particular area I think that the estimation is nor far away from the average.