Society needs a new approach to protecting against, preparing for and responding to floods and other natural disasters.
December 02, 2022 at 01:00 AM
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In the decade since Superstorm Sandy devastated the Northeast U.S., we have had many reminders of the severe damage caused by extreme weather events.
Just this year, Hurricane Ian delivered economic losses of between $50 billion-$75 billion, according to RMS, a Moody’s Analytics company. That makes it the most destructive storm to ever make landfall in the Sunshine State.
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