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Analyzing State Resilience to Weather and Climate Disasters, Accessible Data
Figure 1. 2012-2021 Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disaster Costs as a Share of Total State Tax Revenues
Percent
State | Disaster Costs as a Share of Total State Tax Revenues |
---|---|
AK | 2.7 |
AL | 12.1 |
AR | 5.2 |
AZ | 0.5 |
CA | 5.4 |
CO | 18.4 |
CT | 3.1 |
DE | 1.5 |
FL | 12.5 |
GA | 7.2 |
HI | 0.0 |
IA | 24.2 |
ID | 4.7 |
IL | 4.8 |
IN | 3.9 |
KS | 12.6 |
KY | 6.2 |
LA | 100.4 |
MA | 0.8 |
MD | 1.9 |
ME | 0.3 |
MI | 1.9 |
MN | 3.7 |
MO | 11.5 |
MS | 7.5 |
MT | 20.4 |
NC | 14.7 |
ND | 12.8 |
NE | 21.8 |
NH | 0.7 |
NJ | 11.1 |
NM | 2.5 |
NV | 0.9 |
NY | 5.3 |
OH | 2.6 |
OK | 14.6 |
OR | 5.5 |
PA | 2.3 |
RI | 2.2 |
SC | 11.6 |
SD | 38.8 |
TN | 5.4 |
TX | 36.3 |
UT | 1.3 |
VA | 2.5 |
VT | 0.3 |
WA | 1.3 |
WI | 3.4 |
WV | 3.3 |
WY | 9.5 |
Note: This figure omits costs associated with chronic climate phenomena such as low rainfall and higher average temperatures.
Source: National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the U.S. Census Bureau.
Figure 2. Distribution of Costs, by Entity
Entity | Costs Incurred (Billion) | Costs Incurred (Percent) |
---|---|---|
Uninsured, underinsured, and self-insured homeowners, businesses, and agricultural entities | 57 | 37 |
Federal government | 17 | 11 |
State and local governments | 6 | 4 |
Property insurers (private insurance) | 73 | 48 |
Total Damages | 153 | 100 |
Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Last Update:
September 07, 2023