$700 Billion Real Estate At Risk in America

Oct. 26, 2015 - PRLog -- iHumanMedia.com covers the BREAKING NEW STORY on Climate Change in America. The scientific community is virtually in full agreement that flooding, earthquakes and colder winters have already impacted the U.S. economy.

New studies show El Nino causing floods and rising sea levels putting at risk over$700 Billion in real estate property in the United States. Insurance risk assessments for 2016, probability of catastrophic disaster jumped significantly in North America.

The effects of climate change, particularly flooding in states like Florida, Texas, New York, New Jersey, Louisiana and South Carolina; are wreaking havoc on our economy costing billions of dollars.

The U.S. infrastructure is at a breaking point with over $3.4 Trillion needed to repair bridges, roadways, schools and coastal real estate developments. Millions of jobs are at risk due to the severe weather pattern crisis worldwide.

Clean water droughts are hitting farmers in states like California, where over 17,000 farm worker jobs have been lost this year due to lack of clean water to grow crops. The water crisis caused food prices to jump about 5% in stores.

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