08-29-2026, 02:49 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-29-2026, 02:51 AM by HereOnThePrimalEdge.)
So as part of the hubs, Puna becomes the outer bald punctured flat tire, where the rubber meets the road, the wind and rain meet directly with the damage done. The power lines are shut off protecting customers miles away from possible live downed wires, and as a consequence also protects them from running water and working refrigerators.
Trees are on the road so residents can’t get to a hub gas station, their fridges don’t work so no use walking through branches to a hub grocery. Good luck to fire trucks and hub police getting through. Everyone with a chain saw cuts a path through in a day or two, and those with a generator become Critical Neighborhood Hubs.
No need give those people resilience money.
Trees are on the road so residents can’t get to a hub gas station, their fridges don’t work so no use walking through branches to a hub grocery. Good luck to fire trucks and hub police getting through. Everyone with a chain saw cuts a path through in a day or two, and those with a generator become Critical Neighborhood Hubs.
No need give those people resilience money.