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Environment & Energy

Warpy

(113,130 posts)

9. Mass. has the best laws about that

Reply to hunter (Reply #8)

Fri May 3, 2024, 01:55 PM

May 2024

If your beachfront house is destroyed in a storm, you're prevented from rebuilding on that property. You can take the insurance money and find a lot more inland to rebuild on. Chances are your grandchildren will enjoy it as a beachfront house.

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The Drowning South: Where Seas Are Rising at Alarming Speed [View all] mahatmakanejeeves May 2024 OP

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Climate change could virtually disappear in Florida -- at least according to state law keithbvadu2 May 2024 #3

Just take out the "in" ananda May 2024 #5

Even MAGA types living in those areas are in denial IronLionZion May 2024 #4

So much for "rhe south will rise again" Warpy May 2024 #6

The Outer Banks will carry on just fine, shedding human infrastructure at an increasing rate. hunter May 2024 #8

Mass. has the best laws about that Warpy May 2024 #9

When in doubt, trust the military's readiness action regarding this, and not the hot air from politicians. 4lbs May 2024 #7