purplerabbits

Devon...you'll get a front row seat of london being bombed in WWIII!

you might want to choose somewhere quite near civilisation or the rednecks'll get you!

I like it here too. My village is around the 90/100m level, so even if we get the 80m sea level rise from the worst-case scenario of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheet melting, it'll still be dry. Mind you, it could get pretty bloody chilly in the UK if the Gulf Stream shuts down, which is certainly not beyond the realms of probability. In theoretical terms I prefer Scandinavian politics, but I don't grok their culture in the way I do British stuff, and they are far to monocultural for me to feel happy.

Second choice for me is probably New Zealand's South Island - Christchurch or Dunedin or something. Climate's Ok and pretty robust, although a shade rainier and colder than I like. No danger of overpopulation in the forseeable future, except perhaps by sheep. Southern Alps running up the middle so plenty of higher ground should it prove necessary. Flora and fauna are pretty benign. It's not the world's most geologically stable spot, being on the boundary of the Australian and Pacific plates, but you can build things to withstand earthquakes and the volcanoes are confined to North Island. Politically it's extremely good (by world standards). Other countries have military defences to fight off potential enemies. NZ's strategy is legendarily to not have any enemies. It's also hundreds or thousands of miles from anywhere that is a likely target or source of major pollution. Of course, the major downside to the place is that it's hundreds or thousands of miles from anywhere.

Remember, Evil does not exist, on the Isle of Man.