Senator Whitehouse comments on climate risk insurance at EPA nominee Zeldin confirmation hearing

Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Ranking Member Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island says opening a confirmation hearing with nominee to be Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin that climate risk creates a cascade of economic threats, starting with property insurance becoming unaffordable or unavailable, which leads to mortgage unavailability and property value crashes, particularly in coastal areas threatened by flooding and storms, as well as Western regions facing wildfire risks, potentially triggering economic collapse similar to the 2008 recession.
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Ranking Member Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island says opening a confirmation hearing with nominee to be Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin that climate risk creates a cascade of economic threats, starting with property insurance becoming unaffordable or unavailable, which leads to mortgage unavailability and property value crashes, particularly in coastal areas threatened by flooding and storms, as well as Western regions facing wildfire risks, potentially triggering economic collapse similar to the 2008 recession.
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