Unironically Michigan. It’ll be the least affected by global warming and they still take decent care of their fresh water reserves. Sadly the entire state North of the capital is now Chudland
The great lakes region of North America in general is one of the most secure areas on earth in terms of safety from natural disasters, resistance to climate change, and water security. Upper Michigan in particular is one of the least targeted areas for potential nuclear ICBM strikes. So if I had to choose one proper city to hunker down in, it would probably be Marquette.
While not the US per se, do you happen to know if this carries over to Canadian cities like Toronto? Two great lakes are relatively close to each other, and at the risk of outing myself as a :LIB: even harder, I am looking for possible ways to leave the US before any T. Di*ries shit gets pulled.
Unironically Michigan. It’ll be the least affected by global warming and they still take decent care of their fresh water reserves. Sadly the entire state North of the capital is now Chudland
The great lakes region of North America in general is one of the most secure areas on earth in terms of safety from natural disasters, resistance to climate change, and water security. Upper Michigan in particular is one of the least targeted areas for potential nuclear ICBM strikes. So if I had to choose one proper city to hunker down in, it would probably be Marquette.
Marquette or traverse city would be good.
I mean, I'm fairly certain enemy states have their nukes pointed at the Great Lakes specifically to deplete freshwater supply so
While not the US per se, do you happen to know if this carries over to Canadian cities like Toronto? Two great lakes are relatively close to each other, and at the risk of outing myself as a :LIB: even harder, I am looking for possible ways to leave the US before any T. Di*ries shit gets pulled.
Ontario should probably be good.