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As a counter to this, consider the fire-season that is now yearly in California with increasing intensity. Living in the inland regions that are now routinely s
by iab 5y ago
As a counter to this, consider the fire-season that is now yearly in California with increasing intensity. Living in the inland regions that are now routinely smoke-filled for significant periods is challenging, and provides strong impetus to move. This is both noticeable, and not fast progressing.
- schwartzworld 5y agoSame with the extreme heat events in the northwest.
- nudpiedo 5y agoBut that’s what always happened. I would be more concerned of living next to a heavy industrial city or country like Shanghai or New Delhi, sometimes even a single concrete production factory can affect sensible people like asthmatic (as it happened to me for a short time of my life). Same story for landfills, or agriculture regions which have the tradition to burn rests from their activity causing serious air saturation. As said I would be more concerned of other factors, including pollution, general climate, time to nature and sustainability of the city for a good work life balance. And king would be: time to commute work.