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    1. (((Matthew FTP Lewis)))‏ @mateosfo 9 Sep 2019
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      The insurance industry flak actually nails it, spot on: "It’s a choice to live in riskier areas, and does everybody else have to subsidize it?"

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    2. Matt Regan‏ @MattRegan10 9 Sep 2019
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      Take that logic to the next level. The electricity grid that we ALL use and rely on traverses highly fire prone parts of the state. Who should pay for the fires it causes? or for the liability insurance it will eventually necessitate?

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    3. (((Matthew FTP Lewis)))‏ @mateosfo 9 Sep 2019
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      Since we all benefit from reliable electricity, we should all pay for the costs of its delivery. But we don't all get benefits of living in pastoral splendor, in fact most of us subsidize those lifestyles w/ negative benefits (traffic violence, air pollution, etc) only reward.

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    4. Matt Regan‏ @MattRegan10 9 Sep 2019
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      But the argument can also be made that exclusionary planning and permitting practices in our less fire prone urban areas have forced people to the exurbs. You can't exclude people from San Francisco and then wag your finger at them when they move to Fairfield.

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    5. (((Matthew FTP Lewis)))‏ @mateosfo 9 Sep 2019
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      If it were a just world, SF's NIMBYs would be micro-targeted & forced to pay premiums/relocation costs of workers they displaced. I obviously have no idea how to actually solve that part of it. But the Berkeley/Oakland/Marin hills are not where I'd direct my sympathy.

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    6. Matt Regan‏ @MattRegan10 9 Sep 2019
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      Cities must pay a carbon tax for every unit of housing they deny within half a mile of transit, for every incommuter, and for every VMT created by their exclusionary practices. Right now Chevron pays the tax for refining the crude, but are they creating the 2hr commutes each way?

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    7. (((Matthew FTP Lewis)))‏ @mateosfo 9 Sep 2019
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      I've been thinking about this & think you're on to something. Under current state rules, VMT calculations apply to city's residents, but should really apply to residents AND workers. This is how Marin claims low GHGs from transport - 70% of its workers live in other counties!

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    8. (((Matthew FTP Lewis)))‏ @mateosfo 9 Sep 2019
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      If we can figure out how to properly assign GHGs to the cities that are actually causing them (direct AND indirect) I think we could really get somewhere with this ...

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    9. Michael Wara‏ @MichaelWWara 9 Sep 2019
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      The only solution to this problem is community level non-voluntary regs on home hardening and defensible space that are backed up by vigorous enforcement (using nuisance as a stick - see Ventura Co. FDs program).

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    10. Michael Wara‏ @MichaelWWara 9 Sep 2019
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      Mill Valley just tried to move from unenforced voluntary stds to mandatory and got shouted down by aggrieved residents at the City Council Mtg. Folks shouldnt complain when insurance won’t underwrite their neighborhood if unwilling to take known effective steps to cut risk.

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      Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 9 Sep 2019
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      Too bad @SophieHahnBerk punted on this question the other week at the evacuation drill.

      2:28 PM - 9 Sep 2019
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        1. (((Matthew FTP Lewis)))‏ @mateosfo 9 Sep 2019
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