Chloe Demrovsky
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 24 Jun
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So start there and then figure out how you can kind of figure out ways to mitigate the risks that you can.
I mean, you know, I live in a multi-unit condo in the middle of New York City.
And so flooding does happen, even though I'm at the highest point in Brooklyn because, you know, resilience expert, I plan that.
But still, you have extreme waterfall.
It clogs, you know, the infrastructure, right?
The drains.
And so the street floods.
And so that becomes a problem of infrastructure.
So that's why this is a community-wide problem.
It's not a lot you can do about the storm drain, although people in Brooklyn do actually go out and like unclog the drains in real time, which is crazy, but that's where we are.
But it's a matter of that.
Like if it's a matter of like unclogging the storm drain next to your house so that your basement doesn't flood, well, maybe you want to do that.
It's a matter of, you know, having a generator if you understand that the power is going to go out.
Not as big of an issue here in California, but in flooded areas.
Sometimes it's the floodwater that creates major, major damage, but often it's mold afterward.
So if you understand that and you can have some of those industrial fans handy or you just dry it out as quickly as possible, that's going to save you a lot of money in the long run.
So just understanding what the risks are and the things that you can do to kind of take it into your own hands.
Unfortunately, that's a big part of it.
Insuring away some part of it.
That's risk transfer.
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