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R. Saravanan
@sarava.net
26 minutes ago
I think climate risk to properties should be communicated transparently by law. Suing oil companies for damages is more performative than practical. To maximally extract $$ from them, we'll need to allow them to maximally extract oil. If fossil fuels are banned, the companies would become worthless.
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Torr 🧵
@torrleonard.bsky.social
29 minutes ago
ā€œZillow began publishing climate risk ratings last year using data from the risk-modeling company First Street. The scores aimed to quantify each home’s risk from floods, wildfires, wind, extreme heat & poor air quality. But real estate agents complained they hurt sales.ā€ Oh.
Zillow Removes Climate Risk Scores From Home Listings

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Zillow Removes Climate Risk Scores From Home Listings

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Craig Pittman
@craigtimes.bsky.social
34 minutes ago
Zillow removes climate risk score from its home listings because that way climate change won't be a factor in real estate at all, right? I'm sure #Florida Gov. Ron DeSastrous suggested this. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/3…. h/t @mikegrunwald.bsky.social
Zillow Removes Climate Risk Scores From Home Listings

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Zillow Removes Climate Risk Scores From Home Listings

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@wrudisill.bsky.social
43 minutes ago
Have you tried engaging at all with any of the other posts on your bsky feed from climate risk professionals? This story is more complicated than you are making it sound. Climate risk assessment is not a solved problem.
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Sara Brinton
@sarabrinton.bsky.social
about 1 hour ago
Collapse will happen as a result of insurance companies pulling out of markets where they can no longer afford the risk of insuring homes with major climate risks. If insurance companies have climate risk data, home buyers should have it too.
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Katie Matthews, PhD
@katieocean.bsky.social
about 1 hour ago
Ocean finance feels like that climate finance subcategory with blue bonds etc. If this is something about sources of funding that people/orgs can apply for, I’d use grants. And if it’s about a wider funding conversation that encompasses grants but also funds going to govt agencies then use funding?
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@paulculnan.bsky.social
about 1 hour ago
Corporations should only get carbon credits for reducing their customers' carbon footprints, i.e. buying and installing heat pumps for their customers.
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Ruud Steltenpool
@steltenpower.social.edu.nl.ap.brid.gy
about 2 hours ago
@ai6yr a browser extension could add any climate risk score to any website, based on any mentioned address/coordinates/map I call the idea GeoAugment. Any takers to make it happen (together)? github.com/steltenpower/g…
GitHub - steltenpower/GeoAugment: IDEA: browser extension to enrich every address, coordinate or map with anything

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GitHub - steltenpower/GeoAugment: IDEA: browser extension to enrich every address, coordinate or map with anything

IDEA: browser extension to enrich every address, coordinate or map with anything - steltenpower/GeoAugment

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@bluebirdflyagain.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
怎A HOUSE OF DYNAMITEć€ļ¼ˆćƒć‚¦ć‚¹ćƒ»ć‚Ŗćƒ–ćƒ»ćƒ€ć‚¤ćƒŠćƒžć‚¤ćƒˆļ¼‰ć€FEMA恮DEćŒä»•äŗ‹äø­ć«č¦‹ć¦ć„ćŸć‚µć‚¤ćƒˆćŒć“ć‚Œć‹ć€‚ Zillowć€ä½å®…ē‰©ä»¶ęƒ…å ±ć‹ć‚‰ę°—å€™ćƒŖć‚¹ć‚Æć‚¹ć‚³ć‚¢ć‚’å‰Šé™¤ - ćƒ‹ćƒ„ćƒ¼ćƒØćƒ¼ć‚Æćƒ»ć‚æć‚¤ćƒ ć‚ŗ www.nytimes.com/2025/11/3… #url_linked
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Matthew Lewis is ready for progressive federalism
@mateosfo.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
... the implications are that we need much denser housing in the low-risk areas -- which are mostly in cities where NIMBYs and Realtors have banned most dense housing. Plenty of things to blame billionaires for, housing/climate risk and NIMBYism ain't one.
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Matthew Lewis is ready for progressive federalism
@mateosfo.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
First Street Foundation is a leading climate risk analysis NGO, funded in large part by philanthropy (billionaires). It's their data/analysis that has been displayed along with property listings on Zillow (and others). NIMBYs and Realtors don't want people to know about climate risk because ...
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John Friedman
@johntfriedman.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
The risk grows exponentially when considering using AI to aggregate, calculate and generate fiscal and #esg reports.
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Evil Sarkastodon
@billthecat.club
about 2 hours ago
living in Michigan ain’t so bad
A climate risk chart showing 1/10 for flood risk, 1/10 fire, 2/10 wind, 2/10 air and 3/10 heat risk
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Michael Clark
@smintheus.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
I agree that climate risk modeling is important, complex and difficult. It shouldn't be left to ham-fisted finance bros who can cloak their profiteering behind the guise of doing cutting edge science in the public interest. First Street sure moved at lightning speed from non-profit to for-profit.
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Kaos
@kaosuk.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
Scandalous: UK water companies are raising billions through green bonds while failing to deliver the environmental improvements these funds are supposed to support. www.theguardian.com/busin….
England’s water industry issued Ā£10.5bn in ā€˜green bonds’ despite pollution record

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England’s water industry issued Ā£10.5bn in ā€˜green bonds’ despite pollution record

River Action says use of issuance tied to environmental benefits is ā€˜corporate greenwash on steroids’

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@uk-news.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
England’s water industry issued Ā£10.5bn in ā€˜green bonds’ despite pollution record | Water industry www.europesays.com/uk/604061/ Water companies have issued a fifth of the UK’s ā€œgreen bondsā€ since 2017, despite a consistently poor record…#uk #news #uknews
England’s water industry issued Ā£10.5bn in ā€˜green bonds’ despite pollution record | Water industry - United Kingdom

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England’s water industry issued Ā£10.5bn in ā€˜green bonds’ despite pollution record | Water industry - United Kingdom

Water companies have issued a fifth of the UK’s ā€œgreen bondsā€ since 2017, despite a consistently poor record of sewage pollution during that time, research

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Mark Lubell
@envpolicycenter.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
Measuring and modeling climate risk accurately is important…and difficult. But erroneous models do not change the principle that climate risk should be integrated into economic decisions.
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ClimateFran
@climatefran.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
Illustrating the challenges of relying purely on the private sector for a climate risk information ecosystem. This information is a public good with a clear role for government institutions to produce the necessary science and disseminate to the public.

Interesting development on consumer-facing climate risk info in the property market. Zillow isn't quoted in the article, but seems their removal of First Street data may be motivated by material financial impacts of questionable property-level physical risk scores. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/30/c...

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True Patriots Believe In & Protect Democracy
@donjorizzy.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
Your global anthropomorphic warming tax bill will come...whether you want to play denial games or not...check the insurance rates in some of these high climate risk zones - if you can even get insurance, it's as much or more as the mortgage payment. Get an estimate *before* you make an offer.

Lol, Zillow tried to rate the climate risks facing individual properties. The real estate industry *hated* it, precisely because it worked -- it made selling risky properties more difficult. So they rebelled & Zillow caved. Don't look up!

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