California Climate Risk and Response | Next 10 and UC Berkeley

This report provides for the first time a comprehensive examination of the economic impacts of climate change and adaptation in California....

The report finds that the state has $4 trillion in real estate assets, of which $2.5 trillion are at risk from extreme weather events, sea level rise, and wildfires, with a projected annual price tag of $300 million to $3.9 billion over this century, depending on how warm the world gets.

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