Love is a human survival adaptation, and it is the scaffolding for the new social networks on which we will depend, says science journalist Gaia Vince
This means that the poorest families risk being stuck in uninsurable, unsaleable houses. As flood-prone areas depopulate and businesses move away, the poorest people will be left behind – needing to travel further for schools, for work and for every other amenity. Safer places outside flooding zones will experience, in which richer people move in and push up the property prices, or pay huge sums to shore up their properties.
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