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37 comments on Dealing with Climate Risks: Adaptation
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No deniers weighing in yet? Amazing.
This isn't really a climate change post, more about adaptation. The same comparison between hard systems and soft systems approaches could be made regarding "energy change" but I just didn't have a report like the Mechanical Engineers' one to hand. However I guess the Hirsch Report is similar to the Engineers report discussed here.
I have lived at sea level for 40 years. How soon should I move?
At the very least, move very quickly when a Cat 5 or a Tsunami is bearing down upon your locale. Old Bill Crosby skit: God to Noah--"How long can you tread water, Noah?"