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Florida regulators approve Tampa Electric's recovery of storm costs - Vimarsana News

Florida regulators approve Tampa Electric's recovery of storm costs

(The Center Square) — The Florida Public Service Commission approved the request this week by Tampa Electric Co. to recover nearly $135 million in repair costs from tropical storms from

Statement On Special Audit Report On Steel Housing Units - Vimarsana News

Statement On Special Audit Report On Steel Housing Units

Minister of Housing, Lands and Maintenance, Dwight Sutherland. (FP) The Special Audit Report of the project for the Acquisition and Assembly of Steel Housin ...

Barbados Getting Ready For April Or May Hurricanes As 'Exceedingly' Active 2024 Season Forecast. - Vimarsana News

Barbados Getting Ready For April Or May Hurricanes As 'Exceedingly' Active 2024 Season Forecast.

With early predictions for an “exceedingly” active hurricane season this year, the Government of Barbados is moving to get the country ready from as early as April and May, and is ensuring that early warning systems are in place.

The uninsurable world: What climate change is costing property owners - Vimarsana News

The uninsurable world: What climate change is costing property owners

A run of four consecutive years when overall insurance losses from natural catastrophes have topped $160 billion, previously the mark of a remarkably bad...

The hurricane cone graphic is changing this year. Why experts say it's needed - Vimarsana News

The hurricane cone graphic is changing this year. Why experts say it's needed

The iconic cone graphic used by the National Hurricane Center to depict the potential path of tropical systems will undergo a noticeable change for the upcoming hurricane season.

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