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Environment & Energy

pscot

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3. Sea level rise is qoing to destroy

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Thu Jun 5, 2014, 12:19 PM

Jun 2014

vast amounts of wealth. If Piketty is right that should have a leveling effect counter to the tendency of capital to accumulate in fewer hands. George Soros and his neighbors in South Hampton are trying to stave off bluff erosion that threatens some very expensive housing. Of course if GG is right and six out of seven of us die, that would have a similar effect.

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Parts Of Florida Will Be Uninhabitable Within The Term Of A 30-Year Mortgage Signed Today [View all] hatrack Jun 2014 OP

That's a stark, but clever, way of visualizing it. phantom power Jun 2014 #1

We ought to be retreating gracefully, not building... hunter Jun 2014 #2

Sea level rise is qoing to destroy pscot Jun 2014 #3

scary, the sea will not come from the shore maybe Leme Jun 2014 #4

True - if your drinking water is full of salt, it doesn't matter if your slab stays dry hatrack Jun 2014 #6

The sooner the better. Nihil Jun 2014 #5

Haven't seen any discounts on waterfront property yet. voteearlyvoteoften Jun 2014 #7