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Frankly the home insurance model doesn’t work if it has to account for climate risk. Even specialty weather insurance companies are struggling
Despite low emissions, Pakistan is at high risk from climate challenges
Is Pakistan's climate crisis solution electric vehicles?
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#ClimateCrisis | #ElectricVehicles | #SustainableFuture
"FAIR Plan has about $300 billion in total exposure, meaning how much they actually insure, and about $200 million in the bank,"
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I said private equity landlords didn’t create the housing crisis and banning them (while good for the future) won’t fix it.
Kate responds “Blackstone owns 60 buildings in San Diego.”
SD just permitted 9100 multifamily units *last year*. Get fucking serious
congestion pricing has accomplished what highway widenings never could: it has almost completely fixed New Jersey traffic approaching NYC.
and it actually *raises* billions in revenue instead of costing billions
Turns out the technocrats can cook when they’re allowed ignore the populist crybabies
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it turns out congestion pricing is actually quite good for many businesses because saving hours of wasted labor and gas stuck in traffic is far more valuable than the $9 charge
I HAVE THE MOST AMAZING COMMENTS RIGHT NOW in my feed about congestion pricing
- One guy says his "wife's family is plumbers in Yonkers" and, because of congestion pricing, they won't be able to work in Manhattan
- Another guy who describes himself as "6’1 230 built like a brick
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