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As seen in: Society of Environmental Journalists, Medium, Color Research & Application, Nature, KCNC-TV (Denver, CO), Psychology Today, Pocket, The Aegis, Milano Finanza, First Things, Institute for Family Studies and
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Is Climate Disaster Insurance a Worsening Disaster?

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By Joseph Davis 
| Society of Environmental Journalists
A structure damaged by Hurricane Helene in Old Fort, North Carolina, in fall 2024. Many residents affected through the state lacked flood insurance. Photo: NCDOTcommunications via Flickr Creative Commons (CC BY 2.0) TipSheet: Is Climate Disaster Insurance a Worsening Disaster? By Joseph A. Davis When Hurricane Helene inundated and wiped out large swaths of North Carolina and Tennessee in 2024, in some counties fewer than 2% of residents had flood insurance. Today, many still have not recovered.
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Risk Data Is There Despite Efforts To Hide It

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By Joseph Davis 
| Society of Environmental Journalists
The Trump administration is proposing to change rules requiring facilities to report hazmat risks. Above, an oil production platform fire in Bayou Sorrel, Louisiana, in 2016. Photo: U.S. Coast Guard/Marine Safety Unit Baton Rouge (Public domain). Reporter’s Toolbox: Risk Data Is There Despite Efforts To Hide It By Joseph A.
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Extreme Heat Will Get You This Summer. Watch Out!

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By Joseph Davis 
| Society of Environmental Journalists
The first step to avoid the risks of overheating is to stay hydrated, as does this pedestrian in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photo: Tony Juliano via Flickr Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) TipSheet: Extreme Heat Will Get You This Summer. Watch Out! By Joseph A. Davis It’s going to be a hot one. Hot enough to kill anyone who doesn’t have shelter or knowledge of how to stay safe. That means it’s an ideal time for environmental journalists to remind their audiences about the dangers of extreme heat.
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