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Homeowner s insurance rates in Houston are rising, and climate change may be partly to blame

Flooding, severe storms, freezes, and hurricanes are partly to blame for homeowner's insurance rates rising in Houston.

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Building and rebuilding in wildfire risk areas: Learning to live with fire in Southern California

As SoCal's fire-prone areas continue to grow, mitigation will be more important. But these strategies require both funding and community engagement.

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More homes in Fresno County subject to wildfire risk

In Fresno County, the number of homes that are in high wildfire-prone areas has doubled from 15,000 in 1990 to around 30,000 in 2020.

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Weathering Tomorrow: Wildfire risk increasing in southeast Texas

Data from the First Street Foundation found that one of seven properties across the country will be at risk for wildfires over the next 30 years.

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How Staten Island is trying to stop brush fires | Weathering Tomorrow

Staten Island is taking measures to cut back phragmites, an invasive wetland grass that is known to be a fire hazard.

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