The majority of American homeowners are increasingly nervous about weather hazards from climate change.
Some are even to the point of moving, according to a recent survey.
LendingTree commissioned a survey of almost 2,000 homeowners across the U.S. in February and 51% said that they were at least somewhat worried about climate change-related hazards like coastal flooding, wildfires, hurricanes, winds, severe storms and sea level rise.
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