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At Least Someone in the Mortgage Industry is Thinking About Climate Change: Freddie Mac

May 4, 2016

A past study commissioned by FEMA estimated that the areas designated as special flood areas will increase by 45 percent by the end of this century. In coastal areas, such designations would increase by 55 percent.

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At Least Someone in the Mortgage Industry is Thinking About Climate Change: Freddie Mac

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