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Originally Posted by homebucket
Why Miami? Isn't it North American city that would be most susceptible to climate change?
I'd probably go with someplace like Seattle or Vancouver. Major metropolitan areas with plenty of cultural amenities. Great parks and access to open space. Mild climates, so even with rising temperatures it won't be too bad. Lots of precipitation so less susceptible to drought. And close to freshwater sources. And if there was some geopolitical conflict it's pretty easy to go off the grid and live off the land.
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The interior west is really dry, and the coast is very developed (and extremely pricy). Ideal locations to live off the land IMO would be Southern Quebec and Northern New England. Decent growing season already (and only getting better), decently sunny summers but still plenty of rain too. And tons of freshwater.