Guest Column: When It Comes to Louisiana Floods, How Much Does a Foot Really Matter?

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Date

Feb. 14, 2017

News Type

Media Highlight

Source

The Advocate

"An analysis of National Flood Insurance Program data by Carolyn Kousky and Erwann Michel-Kerjan revealed that 'Louisiana had the highest insured losses from repetitive loss properties, followed by New York, New Jersey, Florida and Texas.'"

Topics

Risk Analysis and Uncertainty

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