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U.S. flood insurance program faces impending expiration

The National Flood Insurance Program is reported to face expiration in 32 days, while a study warns that restructuring it could harm Louisiana.

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A lapse could reduce flood coverage and increase financial exposure for vulnerable communities, especially in Louisiana.

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  1. The National Flood Insurance Program Expires in 32 Days — a New Study Says Breaking It Up Would Be a Disaster — Louisiana Has the Most to Lose Either Way » Live Insurance News ↗liveinsurancenews.com · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 3:02 PM UTC

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