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But yeah, what do you think?

OK, well, it's clear that we're seeing a lot of action happening as a result of people being made more aware, like you said.

So hopefully this conversation inspires more people to take account of how climate change could impact the calculus for them.

Even if the action is a lawsuit.

All right.

Well, thank you, Caitlin, for coming on and talking us through climate change in the housing market.

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