You are likely correct on Zillow, I do know about First Street, and have looked at their modeling, particularly regarding wildfire, it is atrocious - worse than junk. Looking at a city like St. George Utah, shows them at the 98 percentile for wildfire risk, which is absurd (Mostly bare ground to low desert shrub around the outskirts). Bu…
You are likely correct on Zillow, I do know about First Street, and have looked at their modeling, particularly regarding wildfire, it is atrocious - worse than junk. Looking at a city like St. George Utah, shows them at the 98 percentile for wildfire risk, which is absurd (Mostly bare ground to low desert shrub around the outskirts). But they count risk as being even with 12 miles of past fires, and fire modeled using climate change models. Climate change models, the leftists tools to extract wealth from the people to protect them from the boogieman. The models are producing exactly the results they want, and First Street is one of those totally not sketchy well connected NGO's "The U.S. Treasury, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and all 12 Federal Reserve Banks are among the government clients that use First Street's data". It calls to the statement "98% of scientists agree with whoever is funding them".
You are likely correct on Zillow, I do know about First Street, and have looked at their modeling, particularly regarding wildfire, it is atrocious - worse than junk. Looking at a city like St. George Utah, shows them at the 98 percentile for wildfire risk, which is absurd (Mostly bare ground to low desert shrub around the outskirts). But they count risk as being even with 12 miles of past fires, and fire modeled using climate change models. Climate change models, the leftists tools to extract wealth from the people to protect them from the boogieman. The models are producing exactly the results they want, and First Street is one of those totally not sketchy well connected NGO's "The U.S. Treasury, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and all 12 Federal Reserve Banks are among the government clients that use First Street's data". It calls to the statement "98% of scientists agree with whoever is funding them".