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Over 1M Homes in Florida Areas Hit Hardest by Ian Have No Flood Insurance - Vimarsana News

Over 1M Homes in Florida Areas Hit Hardest by Ian Have No Flood Insurance

Hurricane Ian could financially ruin numerous families in the Sunshine State who don't have flood insurance.

Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm's devastation - Vimarsana News

Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm's devastation

Carolyn Kousky, executive director at the Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center at the University of Pennsylvania, talks with Alex Wagner about the the challenges individuals face in covering the costs of devastating storms, a growing problem as exceptional weather events increase in frequency with climate change.

Source: msnbc.com
A Psychologist Explains Why Some People Stay Put and Party During a Hurricane: 'We Are Prone to Optimism Bias' – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

A Psychologist Explains Why Some People Stay Put and Party During a Hurricane: 'We Are Prone to Optimism Bias' – NBC Los Angeles

The urge to hunker down, and sometimes get together, is both psychological and circumstantial. 

A Psychologist Explains Why Some People Stay Put and Party During a Hurricane: 'We Are Prone to Optimism Bias' – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

A Psychologist Explains Why Some People Stay Put and Party During a Hurricane: 'We Are Prone to Optimism Bias' – NBC New York

The urge to hunker down, and sometimes get together, is both psychological and circumstantial. 

Slow Recovery Could be Harbinger for Hurricane-Prone South - Vimarsana News

Slow Recovery Could be Harbinger for Hurricane-Prone South

There's not much in Greene County, a place that stands out even in impoverished west Alabama for its neediness. So the April tornado that settled down