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First Street: Climate Risk Could Hike Homeowners 29.4%, Cause Triple-Digit Coastal Spikes

Climate risk-based average insurance premiums are expected to rise 29.4% over the next 30 years for U.S. homeowners but could spike 213% or more in three of Florida’s largest metro areas, . . .

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