• lntl@lemmy.ml
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    11 days ago

    But the way Hill sees it, sellers and agents are incentivized not to know about climate risk or communicate it. Everyone involved only needs the property to look safe long enough to pass it along: A developer needs to insure a project long enough to finish and sell it. An agent needs to find a buyer and close the deal. The long-term risk belongs to whoever ends up holding the deed.

    Don’t delay, act now, supplies are running out

    Six to eight years to arrive

    You might as well be walkin on the sun

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      10 days ago

      “Something, something it can be impossible to explain to a man whose salary depends on not knowing.”

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      10 days ago

      We have corporations and experts who have both financial incentives to mislead customers, as well as vast resources including knowledge and skills.

      Relying on customers to somehow fight against this individually is as nonsensical as relying on corporations to keep our food safe or medicines effective. It’s basically the story of the 2008 mortgage crisis.