Hurricane Helene and the ‘Known Unknown’ of Climate Costs
Hurricane Helene is a significant human tragedy with more than 200 deaths reported as of Oct. 4. Thousands more have been left homeless, with North Carolina hit particularly hard. And the property damage will be difficult for the thousands of homeowners to manage without adequate flood insurance.
As climate warms the atmosphere and spurs greater precipitation, mountain communities like Asheville, N.C., face growing ...
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“There’s no such thing as a climate haven,” said Jesse Keenan, a professor of sustainable real estate and urban planning at ...
People flocked to western North Carolina to escape the adverse effects of climate change. It still arrived at their front ...
The worst damage from Hurricane Helene came in areas that were expected to be relatively immune to the effects of climate ...
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Western North Carolina, and specifically the Asheville area, had been considered a possible refuge from the impacts of ...
As western North Carolina can attest, though, the climate crisis isn’t especially good at respecting either municipalities’ ...
Asheville, North Carolina, has been called a potential safe haven for climate refugees by real estate researchers, praised ...
Nestled in the bucolic Blue Ridge mountains of western North Carolina and far from any coast, Asheville was touted as a ...
Hurricane Helene and its remnants have killed at least 184 people since the storm hit the Florida Gulf Coast before barreling through multiple states, unleashing record rain and unprecedented flooding ...
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