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Will coastal regions still be safe locations for snowbirds in 2050?

Because Market cited data from FEMA and the Climate Impact Lab to look at climate risks across the country and what shifting warmer temperatures could mean for retirees as they seek snowbird destinations.

Lauren Liebhaber

Posted 3/24/23

Because Market cited data from FEMA and the Climate Impact Lab to look at climate risks across the country and what shifting warmer temperatures could mean for retirees as they seek snowbird destinations.

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