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Susan Crawford

Washington, D.C.
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Author, Harvard Law School emeritus. Writing about climate adaptation intersections with finance. On Substack: 'Moving Day,' susanpcrawford.substack.com
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Floods and storms are ravaging the Jersey Shore. Why do we keep building it back?

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By Susan Crawford
| MSN Verified
When Hurricane Sandy rammed the Jersey Shore on the night of Oct. 29, 2012, saltwater fisherman Nick Honachefsky was living in Camp Osborn, a community of tiny bungalows a mile south of Mantoloking on Barnegat Bay Island. Earlier that day, Honachefsky had taken a bottle of Captain Morgan rum with him on a walk down the beach, figuring the arrival of a hurricane meant it was time to start drinking and take a few pictures.
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Crawford Campaign Announces Raising Historic $7.3 Million Total; $4.4 Million In Recent Reporting Period

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By Susan Crawford, Urban Milwaukee
| Urban Milwaukee Verified
MADISON, Wis. – Today, with exactly 50 days left until Election Day, Judge Susan Crawford’s campaign for the Wisconsin Supreme Court announced raising more than $7.3 million total since entering the race in June 2024, and more than $4.4 million in the recent reporting period spanning January 1 thru February 3, 2025.
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It's called the Waterfront Wonderland for a reason

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By Susan Crawford
| Moving Day Newsletter
This is a story about steadily shifting risk into places that may not ultimately be able to bear it, both at the state and federal level. Would-be homeowners keep moving to Florida. Cape Coral, FL is the fourth most popular destination for people moving within the US, according to recent Redfin data (behind Sacramento, Phoenix, and Sarasota), and Florida is the most popular state. I'm focusing on Cape Coral, because it was dug out of a swamp in the 1950s and created by developers.
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