What a 'climate insurance bubble' could mean for Florida prices
Floridians are already paying higher insurance premiums than anyone else.
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Floridians are already paying higher insurance premiums than anyone else.
A new study has suggested that things could get worse for Florida and other states that are hammered by natural disasters because of a double whammy of rising rates and risks that could result in spiraling decline in demand and property values.
The Habersham County Sherrif’s Office is investigating a Tuesday afternoon wreck that left three people injured and shut down Ga. 17 near the White County line for three hours.
Federal offices, bases, and campuses that could get swamped every time a hurricane spins up or a monster wave crashes over a barrier would together cost more than the annual gross domestic product of Hong Kong, Greece, or Finland, a Bloomberg Government analysis found. Government agencies are “avoiding the hard decisions,” says one former White House climate advisor.
From: Winona Area Public Schools