Study links climate crisis to Nepal‑Tibet glacier collapse that killed 1,300+
This is just a tiny slice of a global problem. There is no way to save vast swaths of coastal property that will be swallowed up by now unavoidable #climatechange induced sea-level rise and there's no way to compensate all the owners who will lose property. www.npr.org/2026/09/17/n...
This is in part why homeownership should have never been viewed as a commodity asset in the first place
They knew the risks when they bought and were only counting on getting a societal bailout. Screw 'em! Cannot believe the Miami RE market is still a thing, for example. Well, what can be expected from a country that elected Trump twice. Sigh
Most of these are built on barrier islands and were likely to go into the water sooner or later. Maybe a bit sped up due to climate change. They shouldn't have been built to begin with.
Climate crisis likely behind devastating Nepal-Tibet floods that killed more than 1,300, first study finds www.theguardian.com/science/2026...
and many more to come, alas...
People may not believe in climate change, but climate change believes it's going to fuck up your beach front houses. www.npr.org/2026/09/17/n...
“Get help”?!?!? You bought or built a house that was going to collapse into the ocean. What “help” are you looking for?
Stayed at an air b&b last year at Kure Beach NC. We wanted to be close to the ocean, but this was ridiculous. It was fun to stay for a few days, but I wouldn't want to be the owner.
I can't imagine many of these particular homes are primary residences.