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JUL
11
US Faces More Extreme Weather Events, but Is Society Doing Enough?
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Insurance Journal
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JUL
11
Climate change is making extreme weather events more frequent and intense, according to climate scientists and government data. But people and governments are generally living in the past and haven’t embraced that extreme weather is now the norm, to say nothing about preparing for the nastier future
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JUL
10
Climate change helped fuel heavy rains that caused Hill Country floods, experts say
By:
Texas Tribune
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JUL
10
Climate scientists said the torrential downpours on July 4 exemplify the devastating outcomes of weather intensified by a warming atmosphere. These disasters, they said, will become more frequent as people around the world continue to burn fossil fuels and heat the planet.
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JUL
10
‘Flood insurance is not just for coastal or high-risk areas,' expert says: What homeowners need to know
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KXAS NBC 5 Ft. Worth
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JUL
10
As Texas begins to assess the toll of catastrophic flash floods over the July Fourth weekend, experts say the devastation underscores the importance of flood insurance.
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JUL
08
USAA commits $500,000 to Texas flood relief
By:
Insurance Business America
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JUL
08
USAA has pledged $500,000 in aid as catastrophic flooding across central Texas has claimed 81 lives and left dozens missing, with insurance companies bracing for widespread damage claims in the region known as “flash flood alley.”
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JUN
13
Report Shows Homeowners Aware of Risks, But Few Take Action
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Claims Journal
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JUN
13
Awareness of the need for greater home safety is on the rise, but many U.S. homeowners are still vulnerable to risks like water damage, wind, hail, and fire, according to a new report from The Hanover Insurance Group.
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JUN
12
How homeowners are saving on insurance by upgrading their houses against disasters
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Texas Public Radio
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JUN
12
States around the country are developing similar insurance discount programs, modeled after Alabama's, as a way of addressing an ever-growing insurance crisis.
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JUN
03
Texas ranks 16th for storm safety due to lack of statewide building codes, says IBHS
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KHOU CBS 11 Houston
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JUN
03
A national watchdog safety group reports that Texas is near the bottom when it comes to storm protection. The Institute for Business and Home Safety said a lack of building codes is putting homeowners at risk.
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MAY
28
Alabama Study Shows Fortified Homes Paying Off for Insurers, Homeowners
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Insurance Journal
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MAY
28
A new Alabama study of hurricane-affected homes sends a clear message to insurers and homeowners nationwide: climate-resilient construction methods can protect homes, and save a lot of money.
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MAY
19
2025 Hurricane Season Starts June 1
By:
State Farm
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MAY
19
In 2024, five major U.S. hurricanes tore across more than a dozen states, leaving trails of destruction from Texas to Michigan. Over 200,000 hurricane related damage claims were filed with State Farm from the 2024 hurricanes.
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MAY
09
Texas lawmakers want to lower homeowners' insurance costs, but have few options (TCAIS quoted)
By:
Texas Tribune
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MAY
09
Capping rate increases does nothing to address the underlying drivers of the rising cost of providing insurance, said Beaman Floyd, who heads the Texas Coalition for Affordable Insurance Solutions.
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