Increasing Hurricane Damage Could Strain U.S. Relief Budget

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By Yale Environment 360Jun 3, 2016, 1:00 pm100 pts
As hurricane season in the U.S. officially got underway this week, federal financial experts warned that damage from tropical storms will “increase significantly in the coming decades” due to human-driven climate change, and that such a trend could threaten the national emergency relief budget. New Jersey…

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