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#14 | Posted by john47 at 2024-07-08 12:38 PM
My favorite thing is watching climate change deniers in States of the Former Confederacy getting their stuff washed away in the storm surges. The scramble for property insurance down there will be very amusing!
Amusing? Will it be more or less "amusing" in "red" states like, e.g., TX and FL that have been prone to hurricane floodings even before "climate change/global warming" entered our vocabulary than the fires and huge increases in insurance rates in "blue" states like, e.g., CA and OR?
Or do you think that the "natural disasters" only affect the states with supposedly greater number of "climate change deniers"?
Were the residents / governments of some Caribbean islands, where up to 90 percent of houses were destroyed by Beryl, "climate change deniers" and/or could do something to prevent it but didn't, or do "acts of nature" aka "acts of God" aka "natural disasters" mostly depend on geography and not the population's "beliefs"?
https://www.carinsurance.org/car-insurance-coverage-what-are-acts-of-god-and-when-are-they-covered-
829/ - What are 'Acts of God' and when are they covered? - July 6, 2024
BTW, Texas is the largest provider and consumer of wind energy, and California is largest generator of solar energy... if this is your idea of stopping / preventing climate change.
www.cnn.com - State Farm again is seeking huge increases in home insurance rates in California - CNN, July 2, 2024
I, for one, don't find anything "amusing" about natural disasters and destructions they cause.
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