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Macayla • 10 cards
The rich farmland was consolidated into industrial tracts, and the city of Sacramento became the state capital despite the knowledge that the river would rise and the streets would flood every year.
Sara Davidson • The Didion Files
In 1983, the U.S. Congress allocated more than $42 million for relocation efforts.[22] Nearly all of the residents accepted the government's buyout offers. More than 1,000 people moved out of the town and 500 structures were demolished. By 1990, the census recorded 63 remaining residents.[23]
David DeKok • Centralia, Pennsylvania
Capitalism
Madi Bergmann • 4 cards
Insurers face tipping point as climate losses climb and capital strains deepen
insurancebusinessmag.com
As capitalism’s extractive systems continue to consume land, lives, and futures, here are 6 revolutionary tools to SAVE NOW that are helping us reimagine resilience and rebuild together.
These aren’t just solutions—they’re lifelines of hope, ancestral wisdom resurrected. We’re not starting from scratch, but remembering ... See more
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In Virginia, much of the head-in-the-sand attitude toward climate change can be traced to the political power of the fossil fuel industry, especially Big Coal. Dominion Energy, the state’s biggest electric power company, is also one of the biggest coal burners in America. In fact, 95 percent of the power used on the base is from Dominion, which mea
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