A changing climate affecting home insurance

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The increasing frequency of extreme storms, flash droughts, and wind driven fires have forced insurance companies to raise or even cease insurance in some areas of our nation. This is making housing unaffordable in many areas.

Climate disasters drive U.S. homeowners toward 'uninsurable' future​

Crisis hits homeowners: Rising climate risks are prompting insurers to drop coverage or raise rates sharply, leaving many homes effectively uninsurable.

States under pressure: Florida, California, and Louisiana lead the crisis, but inland states like Utah and Illinois are also seeing steep premium spikes.

Wider economic risk: Analysts warn the insurance squeeze could trigger housing market strain, mortgage defaults, and systemic financial risks.

 
And once again America is reminded that the INSURANCE COMPANIES are part of CO2 FRAUD, they use the fraud to bilk Americans, and are "enabled" doing so by the traitors in public office who support and enable CO2 FRAUD to continue.


The last time a Cat 5 hurricane got as far north as Martha's Vineyard was 1938

This is the ACTUAL hurricane data. It shows the strongest decade was the 1940s, second place the 1890s...






The fires are also 100% about CO2 FRAUD misdiagnosing the cause...


 
Or in known flood plains, and low areas, and known deep freeze zones and......
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