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As federal funding for climate adaptation dries up, Illinois sets an example for what states can do
The state is launching a new flavor of revolving fund to support climate resilience, a first in the nation
Jul 16
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Susan Crawford
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Floods and droughts in Texas
Central Texas is reeling from catastrophic floods. Meanwhile, Corpus Christi could run out of water in the next two years.
Jul 9
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Susan Crawford
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Floods and droughts in Texas
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June 2025
Clyde, Texas defaulted on its loans after a drought. It’s a warning.
With physical climate risks increasing and FEMA support disappearing, states have an opportunity to push hard for transformative adaptation--but much…
Jun 26
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Susan Crawford
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Clyde, Texas defaulted on its loans after a drought. It’s a warning.
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With FEMA withdrawing, states will have to fill in the gaps. But how?
State bond banks could be part of the answer
Jun 18
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Susan Crawford
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With FEMA withdrawing, states will have to fill in the gaps. But how?
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A perfect storm of risk in Florida
Climate risk is going up, property values are going down, and FEMA might be leaving
Jun 11
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Susan Crawford
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It's still easy to buy a home in a climate risky area. It's harder to sell it.
Fintech lenders are more likely to approve loans in high climate risk areas, but property values in those areas are dropping.
Jun 3
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Susan Crawford
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It's still easy to buy a home in a climate risky area. It's harder to sell it.
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May 2025
Make Housing Affordable Again—but not in a flood zone
DC's deregulation plans ignore the physical risks of climate change
May 29
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Susan Crawford
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Make Housing Affordable Again—but not in a flood zone
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Jamie Dimon is right to worry about US economic stability
He may want to consider adding physical climate risk to his list of concerns
May 20
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Susan Crawford
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Jamie Dimon is right to worry about US economic stability
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Everything's fine until it isn't: Lessons from NYC's fiscal crisis
Are we as blind to climate risks as NYC was to financial risk in the '70s?
May 7
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Susan Crawford
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Everything's fine until it isn't: Lessons from NYC's fiscal crisis
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Extraordinary coastal growth means 2025 could be a unthinkably expensive disaster year
Swiss Re warns there's a 1-in-10 chance this could be a year of $300 billion in disaster payouts -- but we keep building sandcastles on the beach
May 1
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Susan Crawford
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Extraordinary coastal growth means 2025 could be a unthinkably expensive disaster year
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April 2025
Global temperatures are going sharply up while US cities' financial ability to cope with the ravages of accelerating climate change is going…
Maybe people are hoping to buy the city dip
Apr 17
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Susan Crawford
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Global temperatures are going sharply up while US cities' financial ability to cope with the ravages of accelerating climate change is going sharply down
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The Trump administration is dismantling FEMA's biggest climate adaptation program
America's cities are facing increasing climate risk and decreasing capacity to cope
Apr 8
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Susan Crawford
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The Trump administration is dismantling FEMA's biggest climate adaptation program
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