Who income when catastrophe strikes? FRONTLINE & NPR investigates how a lot insurance coverage corporations revenue after a pure catastrophe. (Aired 2016)
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When Superstorm Sandy made landfall in October of 2012, the historic pure catastrophe killed greater than 100 folks and brought on catastrophic injury alongside the Jap seaboard. “Enterprise of Catastrophe” places two key components of the catastrophe restoration system below scrutiny: the particular housing support Congress provides to native governments after main disasters, and the Nationwide Flood Insurance coverage Program that’s run by the Federal Emergency Administration Administration. Main insurance coverage corporations declined to be interviewed, however FRONTLINE and NPR spent months working to trace their revenue numbers down. With storms anticipated to develop in frequency and depth, this joint investigation raises troubling questions on catastrophe aid in America.
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When Superstorm Sandy made landfall in October of 2012, the historic pure catastrophe killed greater than 100 folks and brought on catastrophic injury alongside the Jap seaboard. “Enterprise of Catastrophe” places two key components of the catastrophe restoration system below scrutiny: the particular housing support Congress provides to native governments after main disasters, and the Nationwide Flood Insurance coverage Program that’s run by the Federal Emergency Administration Administration. Main insurance coverage corporations declined to be interviewed, however FRONTLINE and NPR spent months working to trace their revenue numbers down. With storms anticipated to develop in frequency and depth, this joint investigation raises troubling questions on catastrophe aid in America.
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Funding for FRONTLINE is offered by means of the help of PBS viewers and by the Company for Public Broadcasting. Main funding for FRONTLINE is offered by the Abrams Basis; the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Basis; Park Basis; and the FRONTLINE Journalism Fund with main help from Jon and Jo Ann Hagler on behalf of the Jon L. Hagler Basis, and extra help from Koo and Patricia Yuen.