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Many aren’t sure if climate change is real.

But the people who are experts at calculating risk are starting to act like it’s a sure thing..

Ontheroad · M
Many people aren't overly bright, but the faats are there. Things are a changin' and the sooner people wise up, the sooner we can do something about it.

We can't stop it, never could, but we can sure stop making it worse.
JimboSaturn · 51-55, M
If you are a farmer where I am, you know things are changing.
Flood insurance rates skyrocket for Florida homeowners
Dec 26, 2023

The federal government subsidizes flood insurance, because if it didn’t, many working-class families could not afford to buy it and would face the risk of losing their homes in a flood.

. . .

across the Tampa Bay area and much of Florida, it is substantially raising rates for most – on average more than doubling costs.

"Sometimes it’s as much as four times higher," said Ed Kearns of the First Street Foundation. "It is a wakeup call as reform is being brought to the national insurance program," said Kearns.

On average, Hillsborough homeowners are paying $1,400 more a year when they renew their flood policies. In Pinellas, rates are up $1,700 more per year on average.
https://www.fox13news.com/news/flood-insurance-rates-skyrocket-for-florida-homeowners

Florida’s home insurance rates rising faster than any state

And climate change is also bringing more powerful storms; thus more wind damage. Especially in Florida.

 
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