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Given geopolitical uncertainty, the Southern Hemisphere is particularly attractive as we discuss here.
There is much content already available about geopolitical risk. So, in this article we want to talk about climate change. The rate of sea level rise is accelerating faster than most people understand and with most of the world’s largest cities vulnerable, it is important to look at options that have highlands, low population density, low crime, food and water sufficiency such as Madagascar.
For those unfamiliar with the so-called “Future Life Progression” or “catastrophe” material (different ideas but there is much overlap), here is a Summary:
1. Sea level rises make coastal cities untenable. Most of today’s population lives relatively close to the ocean.
2. Irradiated landscapes
3. Rural lifestyles and greater isolation perhaps driven by superbugs, climate shifts and collapse of power grid.
Interesting sources –
1. Stephan Schwartz – Click here. 2. Chan Thomas – Click here. 3. Leonard “Lyn” Buchanan – Click here. 4. Charles Hapgood – Click here. 5. Ben Davidson – Click here.6. Jason Breshears – Click here.
For those some term survivalists, in the event of a global catastrophe such as a pole shift, it does appear that Madagascar may be favorably situated –
We work with clients to secure a residency visa for Madagascar – Click here.
