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Environment & Energy

dutch777

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3. Will be interesting to see what this report does to insurance and mortgage coverage

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Mon Apr 10, 2023, 09:40 AM

Apr 2023

Banks and insurance companies are getting more and more averse to risk. This won't be good news for homeowners and the real estate markets along the coast. And with Atlantic waters warming more also, means more or at least stronger hurricanes.

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Rate Of Sea Level Rise In Southeastern US (All Together Now!!!!) Faster Than Expected [View all] hatrack Apr 2023 OP

North Carolina's Outer Banks PJMcK Apr 2023 #1

MAGA Friend bpj62 Apr 2023 #6

This is when Delphinus Apr 2023 #7

tipping point was the 1970s . we had 50 years to clean up our mess but AllaN01Bear Apr 2023 #2

+1 2naSalit Apr 2023 #5

Will be interesting to see what this report does to insurance and mortgage coverage dutch777 Apr 2023 #3

Buh bye Florida. Too bad your governor doesn't give a shit. LakeArenal Apr 2023 #4