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      Table of Contents

      1. Natural Disaster Safety Questions To Consider When Choosing A Rental
      2. What Safety Features Does This Building Have? Can I Shelter In Place There?
      3. Finding Shelter That Is Not Your Home
      4. How Would You Evacuate During an Emergency?
      5. Managing Pollution Exposure Where You Live
      6. What Is Renters Insurance?
      7. Parts of Renters Insurance - Personal Property Insurance 
      8. Renters Insurance For Natural Disaster Recovery - Loss of Use Coverage
      9. What Disasters Often Aren’t Covered Or May Cost Extra?
      10. If I Don’t Have Renters Insurance, Who Will Help Me?
      11. Sources

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      4. Managing Climate, Environmental, and Pollution Risks As A Renter

      Managing Climate, Environmental, and Pollution Risks As A Renter

      Environmental hazards, combined with rising climate-related risk, can be as much of a problem for renters as they are for homeowners, posing a risk to renters’ financial wellbeing and health. Whether you are looking for a place to live, or to mitigate risks where you currently rent, you should understand areas where you might be most at risk and manage your exposure.

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      Tamara Kamis

      Sep 14, 2023 • Updated Feb 20, 2025 • 7 min read
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      Managing Climate, Environmental, and Pollution Risks As A Renter

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