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First Street Foundation Releases Nationwide Resilience Report Finding 25% of All Critical Infrastructure and 23% of Roads Have Flood Risk Which Would Render Them Inoperable - Vimarsana News

First Street Foundation Releases Nationwide Resilience Report Finding 25% of All Critical Infrastructure and 23% of Roads Have Flood Risk Which Would Render Them Inoperable

/PRNewswire/ -- First Street Foundation, the science and technology nonprofit that developed the First Street Foundation Flood Model and created Flood Factor,...

A quarter of the nation's roads in peril against flooding, report on infrastructure risk says - Vimarsana News

A quarter of the nation's roads in peril against flooding, report on infrastructure risk says

Roads, hospitals, water treatment plants also in danger of becoming inoperable. "It's just bonkers," one researcher said.

FEMA Overhauls the National Flood Insurance Program for Climate Change - Vimarsana News

FEMA Overhauls the National Flood Insurance Program for Climate Change

“No question that this is the most substantive change to the program going back to 1968,” said FEMA’s David Maurstad.

Flood-prone Delmarva homes could see huge hikes in insurance overhaul - Vimarsana News

Flood-prone Delmarva homes could see huge hikes in insurance overhaul

Salisbury Daily Times Flood-prone homeowners in Lewes – about 2 of every 10 properties – could be on the hook for National Flood Insurance Program increases averaging 1,400% in coming months, according to recent data. If the data is correct, the change could be dramatic: on average, each flood-prone homeowner in Lewes could pay $35,000 more for their insurance. While the Federal Emergency Management Agency has not released details in advance, estimates released in February by the New York City-based research group First Street Foundation suggest thousands of Delmarva homeowners co...