Austin homeowners face higher insurance rates due to climate change
Data: First Street Foundation; Map: Kavya Beheraj/AxiosNearly 88% of properties in the Austin metro area could be facing higher insurance premiums or policy non-renewals due to the risk of wildfires, high winds, and flooding, Axios' Brianna Crane and Kavya Beheraj report, based on a new analysis.Driving the news: Insurers are changing how they factor climate and extreme weather…
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