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walkingman

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4. Climate Change is affecting everybody and it doesn't seem to be in the top 10

Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Fri Dec 27, 2024, 12:19 PM

Dec 27

of our priorities. We had a clear choice this last election, and "we the people" made the choice to ignore the reality of our climate crisis.

So now the EPA will be dismantled, we will drill more, pull out of the Paris Agreement, and any progress that we might have made under the Biden administration will be erased.

So sad and we only have ourselves to blame.

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Here's why a retired admiral thinks climate change denial hurts Florida [View all] Zorro Dec 27 OP

'Investigation shows 42% of Florida lawmakers have personal ties to real estate. Here's why that may be a problem.' sop Dec 27 #1

Buying a property is fine, getting it insured, well thats a near impossibility. Historic NY Dec 27 #3

It's not only the direct insurance costs... The indirect costs due to threats from insurance companies. mitch96 Dec 27 #5

In N.J. and probably other states, there is the conflict between new building and expanded flooding zones.. 3Hotdogs Dec 27 #2

Climate Change is affecting everybody and it doesn't seem to be in the top 10 walkingman Dec 27 #4

The climate disorder and disruption that the next generation is going to have to deal with are criminal, but the Timeflyer Dec 27 #6