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Quote Originally Posted by cave0707:
I'm not sure you can control it either. Maybe you can ... maybe you can't. I'm just not willing to let my money ride in high risk areas (rising sea levels) when it comes to long-term real estate investments for my family when I'm long gone. I don't know much about Florida but Galveston is an absolute no brainer ... "don't even think about it" type areas I would never consider. I just can't take that risk for my loved ones but if it's your money ... by all means go for it. 
If the sea rises - deal with it. Perhaps owning property on the water is a bit of a risk, not only from storms but from long term changes that the earth always makes... Who owns the beachfront property? Answer: Wealthy people. So I'm supposed to pay $6 for a gallon of gas (if the environmentalists got their way) to help protect the wealthy that own property in The Hampton's. I know their little scam is wealth redistribution (like it always is) and this is just a method to achieve it, and it's tied to the environment and we already know theirs enough on board with that. Rich countries giving to poor countries blah blah blah.
And as far as all that research... It's the best money can buy. You don't go along with this scam and see how fast your grant money goes away... Hard to do research with no one paying for it, it's not very profitable.
Here's a solution - stop building sh*t by the water.
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