Florida could remove the majority of mentions of climate change from state law | A bill backed by the speaker of the Florida House would also make wide ranging changes to state energy policies.

Two can play that game,
Climate Change also plans on removing Florida eventually.

Guys if we don't believe in it then it's not real.

Thankfully, Florida is a state that isn't subject to weather extremes, so things will be fine.

If they want to pretend climate change isn't real, they should lose all federal funding for addressing it.

Florida can just sink at this point I don't even give a shit anymore about that sad excuse for a state.

Most of Florida will ignore this for 2-4 years, then some hurricane that breaks records will chart a line straight through Florida then things will go from bad to worse.

Insurance companies that have been acting shady will be vindicated as they will not have to pay billions for housing rebuilding.

The general public will have to mass migrate up north as housing and general logistics will be a much harder strain.

Which will be an even bigger issue when the housing market in Florida crashes.

Florida is fucking COASTAL STATE. GOD DAMMMMM

Yes, good...keep enticing the braindead among us to move to Florida. Surely, it won't be wiped out by a Category 6 hurricane and rising sea levels...

The "Set it and forget it" of climate disasters.

So they going to tell the Ocean to not reclaim the land‽

It's the tried and true method of sticking your head in the sand and hoping the problem goes away.

Whatever happened to Gov. DeSantis, the environmentalist?

(Well, at least they have their priorities straight; culture wars are much more important. /s)