The U.S. Flooded One of Houston’s Richest Neighborhoods to Save Everyone Else
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#2Reader mode is not displaying the article, what kind of dark-pattern trickery is this? (Safari)
Re: The U.S. Flooded One of Houston’s Richest Neighborhoods to Save Everyone Else
#3Reader mode is not displaying the article, what kind of dark-pattern trickery is this? (Safari)
Works fine in Reader mode for me.
Re: The U.S. Flooded One of Houston’s Richest Neighborhoods to Save Everyone Else
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#5Reader mode is not displaying the article, what kind of dark-pattern trickery is this? (Safari)
Broken for me too, I just get everything up to the first big image.
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#6> total damages claimed could reach $10 billion or more, especially if the big energy and oil companies—whose presence in one section of West Houston gave it the nickname the Energy Corridor—sue over their flooded headquarters.
the irony that the home neighborhood of many of the worlds largest oil companies would want to sue because the global warming they're at the core of causing contributed towards the damage of their own buildings.
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#7What a weirdly nice pick-me-up of a headline in this day and age here.
Thoughts and prayers to the homeowners
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#8> total damages claimed could reach $10 billion or more, especially if the big energy and oil companies—whose presence in one section of West Houston gave it the nickname the Energy Corridor—sue over their flooded headquarters. the irony that the home neighborhood of many of the worlds largest oil companies would want to sue because the global warming they're at the core of causing contributed towards the damage of t…
my thought exactly.
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#9I find this article beautifully ironic. Climate change denying executives have homes and offices flooded by climate changed storm water.
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#10This happened to us too (different country). They intentionally held up water using the dams and caused flooding in places that haven't seen a flood in 50 years to prevent downstream flooding. It really sucks.