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"WLRN: What can you tell us about this redesign of the flood insurance program that’s going to take place?

Kate Stein: I talked with Roy Wright, the former national flood insurance program director, and basically what we're looking at is a change in the way that the federal government assesses risk for homes, specifically flood risk. In Southeast Florida, that means flood risk due to rising seas.

The concern among a lot of local officials here is that when FEMA starts including sea-level rise into flood insurance risk assessments for houses, that means the cost of flood insurance is going to go up for people"

http://wlrn.org/post/thousands-south-florida-homes-face-constant-flooding-next-30-years