This isn't fair to Steve, but corps shouldn't have to bear this burden either. We could levy a tax on not corporate citizens and use the revenue to create a fund to insure against situations like these. The fund would probably be best administered by corporate citizens.
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In its complaint, Exxon maintained that the existing proposal and proxy voting process is “flawed,” arguing that it “does not serve investors’ interests and has become ripe for abuse by activists with minimal shares and no interest in growing long-term shareholder value.”
*car storage
space used for cars would include streets, roads, and highways as well
I understand the propaganda, but why is this better than building affordable housing in places with low risk of storm surge?
The reclamation process itself is half-baked too. Do you know where the sand for these reclamation projects comes from and how dredging that sand impacts coastal erosion?
He's obviously got lots of empty commercial real estate downtown
Yeah but why weren't you working full-time while in college?
love how this money is being spent. who needs affordable housing when ocean front estates are in jeopardy?
we obviously need to take money from Amtrak and public transport grants to rebuild the interstate system. Guardrails upgraded everywhere, new lanes would be added to reduce congestion
McDonald's is a waste of time
If we have wider roads, we can increase the number of electric vehicles which is good for the climate.
With wide enough roads we could even reduce congestion. The future is ours!