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Proposed budget cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are raising alarms in the real estate and insurance sectors, which rely on its data.
Charleston's real estate market is surging, with prices up nearly 40% since 2020, despite a dramatic increase in severe coastal flooding events.
A new study reveals commercial real estate in areas with low vehicle emissions yields 1.5% higher annual returns, linking environmental quality to financial performance.
Hawaii's housing and insurance markets are in crisis due to climate change, with soaring premiums and falling property values serving as a warning for California.
Florida's insurance market is in turmoil due to climate change, forcing policy changes that offer critical lessons for California's own wildfire-driven crisis.
