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Environment & Energy

70sEraVet

(4,681 posts)

5. FEMA should 'draw a line in the sand'!

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Mon Sep 23, 2024, 09:22 AM

Sep 2024

Make it known that folks who move into developments that are built in areas extremely risky to flooding will not be receiving financial bailouts when disaster hits!
Either that, or give to FEMA the power to shut down those developments before they are built!

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TX-Sized Stupid: Sea Level In Galveston Up 8" Since 2010; New Condos Planned For Barrier Island Beyond Sea Wall [View all] hatrack Sep 2024 OP

Hopefully... Think. Again. Sep 2024 #1

They are stupid enough to buy there. Omnipresent Sep 2024 #2

This is about tax revenues?! PJMcK Sep 2024 #3

Galveston will lose its charm 4catsmom Sep 2024 #4

FEMA should 'draw a line in the sand'! 70sEraVet Sep 2024 #5

Let them suffer, then. HagathaCrispy Sep 2024 #6

My first reaction was 8 Inches!? That can't be right! OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #7

It would be a mercy if a storm took it out before it was occupied. hunter Sep 2024 #8

Folly, borderline insanity Brenda Sep 2024 #9

Galveston Pier 21, Texas OKIsItJustMe Oct 2024 #10