The non-partisan Common Sense Institute reports a $15,400 jump in basic-necessities spending in 2025 compared to 2019, mainly due to climate-driven price pressures. Grocery bills climbed 25.1% while shelter and utilities rose 33.9% over the same period. Researchers also attribute an average $360 increase in homeowners’ insurance premiums to climate-related factors. Read more...
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