Detroit and Cleveland May Become Climate Havens of the Future

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis, discusses how Detroit and Cleveland could become climate havens in the coming decade. Due to increasing climate-related living costs in the southern U.S., particularly high home insurance, many people may move north. McIntyre suggests that cities like Detroit and Cleveland, which still have the infrastructure to support large populations despite losing residents over the years, could see a resurgence as more people seek urban living in temperate climates.