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The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association held its final quarterly meeting on Dec. 12 in Corpus Christi, where the board of directors voted to approve the

Federal Emergency Management Agency and state insurance programs could run out of money to pay claims and to finance disaster recovery.

A key FEMA disaster fund and state insurance programs could run out of money to finance disaster recovery and pay claims, respectively, as hurricane and wildfire seasons begin

Https://youtu.be/EO0b964wooo Some pretty big states now losing private insurers, as companies flee or go out of business - leaving taxpayers as the only backstop in an increasingly risky environment. "Small Government", "Free Market" warriors passing regs to lay private risks on to public purse. ClimateWire: Florida came first. Then Louisiana. Now an insurance crisis that…

The siren song of carbon offsets is luring officials around the country to open up their states’ forests by swapping supposed emissions reductions for cash.

Texas' state-chartered insurer is facing huge growth as insurance companies go insolvent and stop covering coastal homes.