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A sinkhole opened in Nicolas Cage’s driveway in Malibu. And with about one-third of Americans living on the coast, could your property be next? Vox’s Sara Herschander explains how climate change and erosion on our coasts increasingly lead to sinkholes.

24/9/26, 4:38 pm25 reposts69 likes

Radical Fairness

@rudeeru.bsky.social

Bet he wishes he hadn’t left Las Vegas

Radical Fairness

@rudeeru.bsky.social

Is the erosion at nicks house related to The Rock his house is on!

Radical Fairness

@rudeeru.bsky.social

Could have been the kiss of death for Nick

Radical Fairness

@rudeeru.bsky.social

Blimey that could have taken his face off

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vox.comA sinkhole swallowed Nicolas Cage’s driveway. Yours might be next.How to save America’s coastal neighborhoods.

wings29.bsky.social

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The ocean wants its property back, and it will take it.

Mary 💙🌊🇺🇲😺

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Homes & buildings constantly fall into sink holes in Florida. Florida is built on layers of slate. Slate constantly disintegrates.

David Zack

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Yes, we're all worried about our oceanfront property...

Judith McIntosh

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Don’t live on the beach. We pay higher home insurance premiums to rebuild these properties. If they were refused insurance, our rates would plummet

Semiocapitalist Industrial Device

@jbot3300.bsky.social

I am so sick of celebrities I want to eat a roach.

fjriii.bsky.social

@fjriii.bsky.social

1/3 of Americans may live near the coast, definitely not on the coast. I am about 1 mile from the nearest shore on the west coast, and have zero fears of falling into the ocean. The numbers of those impacted are much fewer than 100M+ Americans you're implying.