They survived the hurricane. Their insurance company didn’t
Hurricane Ida revealed a fragile insurance industry ill-prepared for the consequences of climate change.
Hurricane Ida revealed a fragile insurance industry ill-prepared for the consequences of climate change.
Florida cannot keep expanding development into the most storm-prone areas without expecting astronomical losses.
An Inside Climate News analysis shows that communities around Lake Okeechobee are an epicenter of the crisis.
We need to allow insurance pricing to reflect exposure to risk and continue offering mitigation grants to strengthen homes
The insurance affordability crisis demands responses that first and foremost prioritize resilience.
Florida may be 'first and worst' into this mess, but sea level rise and worsening storms are coming for all ...
Enhancing resiliency and encouraging smart development will continue to chase away the storm clouds of insurance woes.
The report on the state-owned Citizens Property Insurance Corp. made several recommendations.
Florida TaxWatch's report examined factors contributing to the market's instability, including damages from hurricanes and litigation.
As Florida faces an increased threat of hurricanes, heat waves and flooding, insurers have dropped plans or raised prices
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