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The right to remain in one's home region and a way to escape heat waves

2061The far futureDeadline · 120 days until the next summer-preparedness contract

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The question to decide

In recurring heat waves, there is no budget to provide added cooling, seasonal residences, and permanent-relocation housing for all 9 million people. Some residents find it hard to leave or want to stay. How should the survival budget for the next 10 years be allocated among sustaining local life, voluntary seasonal movement, and relocation by consent?

Who decidesNational Assembly special committee on the transition of survival foundations

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The options

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  1. Option 1

    Concentrate the budget on local cooling and shifting livelihood hours

    Preserves living ties, but takes on dependence on power in extreme conditions and repeated harm.

  2. Option 2

    Commit to voluntary seasonal movement and essential services in both regions

    Delays permanent migration, but accepts the yearly separation of families, schooling, and work.

  3. Option 3

    Support permanent migration for consenting residents together with a minimum of services for those who stay

    Reduces long-term exposure, but takes on the dismantling of shared foundations in the hometown and growing gaps between regions.

The situation as it stands

This is the last point at which power, housing, and school contracts can be prepared before next summer.

Fictional tropical nation · Recurring long-term heat zones

  1. Premise 1Across the past three summers, the number of days on which cooling, work, and school operations in the same zone all shut down at once has grown.
  2. Premise 2There is no budget to support all of a full expansion of the local cooling network, seasonal residences for 9 million people, and permanent migration housing.
  3. Premise 3Some residents say they cannot leave, or will not leave, because of agriculture, care, and cultural ties to the place.

Where it holdsApprove ten-year budgets for cooling, seasonal movement, and permanent migration. Residents' choices to stay or move cannot be compelled indefinitely.

What can be lost

  • Permanent loss of life and health accumulating from repeated exposure to the same risk
  • Irreversible dissolution of community, culture, and livelihood ties through permanent migration and withdrawal of the foundations

What is still unknown

  1. Unknown 1The cooling network's ability to endure an extreme summer, including independent power supply
  2. Unknown 2Actual intent to move, and the care and livelihood needs of the population that stays

Signals to decide again

  • Independent operational tests show that the essential cooling and power plans fail.
  • Regular resident surveys and actual movement applications diverge from the approved housing and service capacity.
Where the paths partNot answers — paths that part from the same starting point
Independent branch 1 · synthetic event

Independent load testing shows that the cooling plan cannot meet essential demand during peak hours.

Independent branch 2 · synthetic event

A resident survey finds that those who want to move seasonally by choice has doubled from expectations, but housing that can accompany families is short.

Material and rootsThe frame, the values and the background documents
symbolic and interpretive frame · Phaethon

Do the capacity to handle planetary-scale devices and the legitimacy of governance arise together?

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Values and norms

The benefits and costs of the options accrue to different stakeholders. Which loss to accept remains undecided.

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synthetic premise · Dilemma imported from Notion original

Original citation: attempted divergent Decision-making Reframing: made concrete the differing survival ethics of a climate collapse as a ten-year public contract on residents' staying, seasonal movement, and permanent migration.

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