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Federal Flood Insurance under Attack

Air Date: Week of January 3, 1992
David Wright of member station WBUR in Boston reports on efforts to change the Federal flood insurance program. Some in Congress say the program subsidizes development in volatile coastal areas at great risk to the environment and the national treasury.

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Federal Flood Insurance under Attack

Air Date: Week of January 3, 1992 David Wright of member station WBUR in Boston reports on efforts to change the Federal flood insurance program. Some in Congress say the program subsidizes development in volatile coastal areas at great risk to the environment and the national treasury.

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Newsletter [Click here]

Air Date: Week of January 3, 1992
David Wright of member station WBUR in Boston reports on efforts to change the Federal flood insurance program. Some in Congress say the program subsidizes development in volatile coastal areas at great risk to the environment and the national treasury.