Despite the rising risk from hurricanes, the population along the coast has continued to rise every year since 2000, except in 2005 when hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma struck the U.S. coast. Are your coastal risk management strategies ready for increased exposure values, rising sea levels, and slower, wetter storms?
See the latest analysis in AIR’s Coastline at Risk.
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