Global warming pushes up the cost of home insurance

Language: English Series: Times ; 2/6/90 p26Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

Insurance

Summary: Owners of homes in low-lying areas may have to pay more for house insurance if forecasts that global warming will raise sea levels prove to be accurate.

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Owners of homes in low-lying areas may have to pay more for house insurance if forecasts that global warming will raise sea levels prove to be accurate.

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