Uh, so, if I wanted better odds to survive ecological collapse, where would I move to and what would I do? Mostly hypothetical because I'll probably just stay put and bite the bullet lol.
Uh, so, if I wanted better odds to survive ecological collapse, where would I move to and what would I do? Mostly hypothetical because I'll probably just stay put and bite the bullet lol.
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A lot of bougies are building their doomsday bunkers in New Zealand, so based on that alone I'd guess NZ is safe. Then again, if the wealthy are good at anything it's being very confidently wrong, so maybe not.
An island country like New Zealand seems like a pretty ass location to weather rising sea levels and climate change but what do I know.
My guess would be something like Saskatchewan or Manitoba might be pretty nice places to live with potable water. From what I hear real estate there is also booming, so I'm not the only one thinking that.
New Zealand is volcanic with a lot of elevation, so you're not drowning anytime soon.
The bigger issue I have is their earthquakes, who wants to be in an underground bunker when something like that happens.
I think the New Zealand thing has to do with nuclear war more than climate change, since they're far from the theoretically worst affected areas from fallout
you know what? a nuclear winter probably would offset climate change
shit, i hope i didn't tempt the lathe with that statement
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Well, at least initially, it would be
Go to New Zealand so you can raid their bunkers and get revenge.
Let's go there and cement their hatches shut and cut off their communication. Have fun eating creamed corn with your weirdo family that you hate for 20 years!
Cement the air pipes
A few years ago there was an article about how it was curious that wealthy Americans were buying up ski properties where I live in Australia when the snow seasons are getting worse. So I looked up the water security maps and was like, oh it's a climate apocalypse things. Which kind of reassured me about where I am.