44% of American homes threatened by climate change
About 2.5 million Americans forced from homes due to extreme weather last year
Justin Miller moved to Oroville after losing childhood home in Camp Fire
Paradise, California rebuilding after Camp Fire
Ryan Miller found many households moved to areas also threatened by other disasters
Paradise, California: A Town Rebuilt Amidst Extreme Weather Risks
Five years after the devastating Camp Fire ravaged Paradise, California, leaving 85 people dead and nearly 20,000 homes and businesses destroyed,
the town is slowly rebuilding. However, residents are finding that relocating did not necessarily mean escaping extreme weather risks.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, about 2.5 million Americans were forced from their homes due to extreme weather last year.
Realtor.com research released in March found that 44% of all American homes are threatened by climate change.
Paradise residents Justin and Ryan Miller shared their experiences with CBS News reporter Jonathan Vigliotti.
Justin Miller, who lost his childhood home in the Camp Fire, chose to relocate to nearby Oroville. He initially thought he could rebuild on his property but soon realized that the town would take a long time to recover.
Ryan Miller, Justin's older brother and a Ph.D. candidate in geography studying climate migration, used postal records to track where people moved after the Camp Fire.
He found that many households moved into areas also threatened by other kinds of disasters such as hurricanes and tornadoes.
Ryan asked,
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It's unclear if all 20,000 homes and businesses were destroyed in the Camp Fire
The exact number of people who have moved from Paradise since the Camp Fire is not mentioned in the article
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About 2.5 million Americans were forced from their homes due to extreme weather last year according to the U.S. Census Bureau 44% of all American homes are threatened by climate change according to Realtor.com research released in March People are finding that in their search for affordable housing, they have to live in areas exposed to climate-driven hazards
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Despite relocating after the Camp Fire, some Paradise residents still face extreme weather risks.
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Five years ago, this town experienced a devastating fire that destroyed many structures. Some survivors are rebuilding their homes.
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2,300 homes have been rebuilt in Paradise 3,200 building permit applications have been received Over 800 applications have been received for multi-family units 700 permits have been issued for multi-family units 516 multi-family units have been rebuilt in Paradise
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Despite relocating after the Camp Fire, some Paradise residents still face extreme weather risks.
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