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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Nature, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News New Zealand, Yahoo Singapore, CBS News, MDPI, Scientific American, SFGate and
Digital Lead @PullAPartAuto. Former digital agency strategist + tech marketer w/ PR roots. Outside of work: lead @HenryYouthLax + Coach Union Grove HS Boys Lax.

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Macroeconomic impacts of local population dynamics and acute climate events: a 20-year global perspective

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By Danielle N. Medgyesi, Zachary M. Hirsch, Jeremy Porter, Juan Herrera, Jasmina Buresch
| Nature Verified
Abstract Local economies worldwide are largely influenced by fundamental population dynamics including migration. Climate change is a growing threat to macroeconomic stability through both the direct damage from acute hazards and the indirect pressures of climate-induced migration. This study examines two distinct forms of macroeconomic vulnerability via: (1) local population change and (2) exposure to severe climate events.
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DoorLoop or RentRedi?

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By Amelia Cooper, Sean O'Keefe, Jeremy Porter, Michael Smythe
| BiggerPockets Verified
Doorloop is better than RentRedi, but there are at least 10 other options. The mistake many make is NOT taking the proper amount of time to learn how to use whatever software they select. Everyone wants instant gratification:( Same applies to newbies and real estate investing in general.
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FEMA’s flood maps often miss dangerous flash flood risks, leaving homeowners unprepared

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By Jeremy Porter, Jeremy Porter
| The Invading Sea Verified
By Jeremy Porter, City University of New York Deadly and destructive flash flooding in Texas and several other states in July is raising questions about the nation’s flood maps and their ability to ensure that communities and homeowners can prepare for rising risks. The same region of Texas Hill Country where a flash flood on July 4 killed more than 130 people was hit again with downpours a week later, forcing searchers to temporarily pause their efforts to find missing victims.
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