Quote (NetflixAdaptationWidow @ Jul 1 2021 12:08pm)
Should we make a thread for climate change disasters? They're only going to get more frequent
Its going to have a major influence on my future decision-making on where I will own property. Even from an insurance perspective, people won't be able to get home insurance anymore in areas deemed high risk for forest fires or the premiums will be so large it won't be obtainable. The other selfish factor being I am choosing a place to live that accommodates my outdoor hobbies. I am not going to live in a place that is now smothered in smoke all summer every year.
I can't be the only one with that train of thought, so it will be interesting to see if some of the more rural northern areas start to see some population increases over the years due to people no longer being attracted to these once beautiful places that are now surrounded in forest fires every single year.
Too bad Alaska was not part of Canada. Its the Yukon only better (more peaks).
This post was edited by SBD on Jul 2 2021 08:12am