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<|user|>
With the onset of climate change should governments start to relocate slums to coastal locations as land value begins to fall?
<|assistant|>
No, governments should not begin relocating slums to coastal locations as land values start to fall. Relocation of slums would be both extremely costly and unwise, as it would cause further displacement and uproot communities who have lived in the slums for generations. Moreover, there are already enough issues with inadequate housing and infrastructure that need to be addressed first, which relocation would not address. In addition, not all areas deemed coastal are highly valued and, in some cases, land value can even start to decrease due to flood risks or other environmental conditions. Relocating slums to these areas could also cause major disruption and further displacement. Thus, government policies and initiatives should prioritize providing decent housing for all in their current location and increasing land value in these areas.