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A bit of battlefield preparation for the coming massive insurance rate increase for eastern coastal cities? perhaps.

• alistairSH 3y ago
  Coming? It’s already started (FL and GA).
  • kagakuninja 3y ago
    Insurers are abandoning California, due to increased wildfire risks, also linked to climate change.
    • onyxringer 3y ago
      Every failure of government is now conveniently "linked to climate change".
      • aaroninsf 3y ago
        This is not "failure of government," it is competing (even reasonably good-faith) interests, which are today in unanticipated opposition as a result of (wait for it) climate change. No climate change? No problem. Since that's not going anywhere, something has to give. A renegotiation of the distribution of previously externalized costs between insurers, government, and society is inevitable.
        • leereeves 3y ago
          For decades, fire management policy (state and federal) in California has been to suppress all fires. Naturally, fuel built up and the resulting fires became harder to control, until they were no longer able to control them. That's a failure of government.
          • kagakuninja 3y ago
            And climate change is making it worse. It isn't just the government's fault.