The 'climate havens' where Americans should avoid buying property

Climate change is forcing people to adjust how they live - including moving to new cities - but not every town is worth packing up your life for. Nearly a third of Americans have cited global warming as a reason they're willing to move, according to a Forbes Home study, and many cities have excitedly tacked on 'climate haven' to the list of appeals to draw in new residents. Places like Duluth, Minnesota; Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Burlington, Vermont, had been deemed 'climate havens' - meaning they are considered good places to live as the earth continues to warm up.
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The 'climate havens' where Americans should avoid buying property