She doesn't actually make any logical arguments for her conclusions except contradicting herself. Triple the risk of drought in a place that's already a desert? Obviously drought isn't a can't-live-there problem. Even Miami is getting a sea wall to protect it. Increased this and more of that? How much more? Enough that people won't live there or not enough to matter or enough to be worth the lower real estate prices?
Also people move to places to live there today, not suffer a bad life just so their house will be worth more in 50 years.
Also people move to places to live there today, not suffer a bad life just so their house will be worth more in 50 years.