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California can make earthquake insurance cheaper by reducing risk
California faces a high probability of major earthquakes in the next 30 years, yet only 13% of homeowners have earthquake insurance. Scientists estimate a 99% chance of such events, but low adoption of insurance suggests a gap between risk perception and preparedness.
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