The winners will want to minimize exposure to insurance, water, flood, fire, storm, food, energy costs, perhaps even availability. IOW, climate risks.

I am a worried unhappy camper as things stand today.

flooding obviously being the worst because it's not normally covered except through the federal flood insurance program (that I believe uses multiple 3rd parties to do the coverage).

I expect that at some point in the future, the federal government is going to need to get involved as an entity that will offer insurance for locales where private insurers have pulled out (this is other than flood insurance). The cost of that is probably going to be exorbitant. Of course there are areas that are prone and there will continue to be a debate about whether to continue to allow construction in vulnerable areas.

Sure. It has been said for many decades.

How though? Devil is in THAT detail.

Most Euro cities aren't set up to cope with heat waves.

Expect Londoners and Parisians to keel over in droves in the first multi-day 40 degrees C heat wave.

Got a 4 day long one happening at the moment in Adelaide, South Australia, at the tail end of it now.

Not the first one. Autumn here is outdoing Summer for daily temperatures.

We know the drill, stay out of the Sun, off the beaches, drink lots of water, cold showers, wet towel around your head if it is getting to you, crank up the A/C, stay off the roads, etc.

A/C in your home, A/C in your car, and A/C at work - helps you cope.
If you are an outside worker, stay home!

Floods are another 'How to prepare for that?' question.

...we should have stopping the emission of CO2 all that time.

The only chance left is to try to make our own individual lives as safe as possible with individual preparation.

for a disastrous future. But you oil companies causing the disaster? Pray continue making money hand over fist. Oh, and here are billions in subsidies to help you on your way.

...for those of us who are concerned about the effects we'll suffer, the only work left is to prepare to protect ourselves as best as we can.

And there was only one room with AC where I was. We had spray bottles with water in them and wore wetted scarves and there were spritzers from the ceilings in the outdoor parts. I lost about 8 pounds in the month I was there. The only saving grace was nighttime was still cool. Thank God because I have a really hard time sleeping in the heat.

Being from FL you would think I would be used to it but in the heat here I just go from one air conditioned place to the next and it has never gotten over 100% before.