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Maybe? There's only 800 ft of ocean frontage. The problem with lobbying the government to do your bidding is you might not like the method they choose. I'm imag
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Maybe? There's only 800 ft of ocean frontage. The problem with lobbying the government to do your bidding is you might not like the method they choose. I'm imagining you can easily afford to build about 2.5 mi of wall exactly how you want it if you spent $225 million on a home
- harmmonica 1y agoOh that's an interesting point. Maybe they bought the property with the expectation that it would turn into their own private island once seal level rises enough to force them to build a wall. I'm not sure if I'm even being sarcastic with that comment given the sums of money we're talking about.
- adrr 1y agoThey do beach replenishment to build up the beach to give more buffer. Spend lots of money on it. Also there is the federal flood insurance program that is running up a big debt. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-u-s-spends-a-fortune-on-beach-sand-that-storms-just-wash-away https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-u-s-spends-a-...