And if you're interested in a buyout to escape environmental dangers bearing down on you, generally you have to wait until after the disaster hits.

The US does not have a national relocation policy.

So yes, it's often this at, you know, after a major flood or a major hurricane, after some destruction have happened, and then you're scrambling to find, "Oh, what, what can I do to save myself?"

She says it goes beyond the forgetting to build grocery stores.

The failed relocation, often it is top-down.

It's the government deciding this is what's going on.

The relocation sometimes is not voluntary, like there's no consultation with the community, and so it's just this government-led process.

Those tend to fail.