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    Re: Blizzard approaching, what to do if power goes out?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kam View Post
    This was ran by toddlers. I thought most places think worst case scenario when doing planning.


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    No, unfortunately most businesses think about how much money they can put in their pockets & those of their stockholders, & what they can get by with, versus planning for worst-case scenarios, especially when mitigation is expensive.

    And unfortunately, it's easier to deny climate change than it is to live with it & to prepare for it. The climate scientists have been predicting more extreme weather events, & so far, that's exactly what we're seeing. Time to re-think the bad practice of putting profits ahead of cautious preparations.
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