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In October, stakeholders representing an unusual combination of sectors — public, private, academic, non-profit and journalism — gathered with insurance industry experts at the 10X Convergence in Jacksonville, Florida, to explore solutions to unsustainable insurance and disaster recovery costs throughout the Interstate 10 region.Insurers continue to cancel homeowners policies across California, Texas, Louisiana, and Florida as exposure to accelerating billion-dollar disasters undermines carriers' ability to pay out claims while remaining solvent. The industry crisis has begun to spread northward, where a widening Tornado Alley sees growing impacts from property-damaging storms.  This is a complex, all-hands-on-deck issue. Insurance practices and building standards have not adapted to the realities of climate change, and have neglected potential to be of powerful mutual support to one another. On the whole, 10X Convergence participants were clear that viable solutions will require a combination of applied climate and economic research with proactive governance and communications strategies, and that this must be matched by industry willingness to innovate its systems of underwriting and community development.  In this podcast, Ten Across journalists Maya Chari and Taylor Griffith take you through the problems and potential solutions discussed by the diverse group of experts at the 10X Convergence.  Relevant Articles and Resources  VIDEO: 10X Convergence Event Wrap Up  “It's harder to get home insurance. That's changing communities across the U.S.” (NPR, November 2025)  “They survived the hurricane. Their insurance company didn't.” (Grist, November 2025)  “Insurance for Physical Climate Risk Management: Lessons from History” (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, August 2025)  “Next to Fall: The Climate-Driven Insurance Crisis is Here—And Getting Worse” (Senate Budget Committee, December 2024)  Relevant Ten Across Conversations Podcasts  The Future of Insurability: New Approaches and Mindsets Carolyn Kousky on Using Insurance Models to Drive Positive Change  Checking in with Dave Jones on California's Insurance Outlook  CreditsHosts: Maya Chari and Taylor GriffithProducer and editor: Taylor GriffithMusic by: Out To The World, Marten Moses, Lennon Hutton, and Pearce RoswellResearch and support provided by: Duke Reiter, Kate Carefoot, Rae Ulrich, and Sabine Butler  Guest Bios (in order of appearance):  Steve Bowen is the Chief Science Officer and meteorologist at Gallagher Re.  Adam Reeder is a civil-structural engineer and principal investigator at CDM Smith.  Juliet Rogers is the president of Blue Cottage at CannonDesign.  Laura Phillips-Edgecombe is the duPont Fund principal for public spaces and executive on loan to the City of Jacksonville, Florida.  Clint Noble is a member of the City of Jacksonville Environmental Protection Board and professional geologist with CDM Smith.  Dr. Quinton White is founding executive director of the Marine Science Research Institute and professor emeritus at Jacksonville University.  Alex Harris is the lead climate reporter for the Miami Herald.  Pete Nelson is the communications director for the Gulf Research Program at the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.  Dave Hondula is the director of the Office of Heat Response and Mitigation at the City of Phoenix.  Casi Callaway is the founder and president of Activate Build Connect.  Eric Corey Freed is the director of sustainability at CannonDesign.  Sarina Beges is the associate director of philanthropy and social innovation at the Aspen Institute.  Ashantae Green is the sustainability manager for the City of Jacksonville, Florida.

Sean Sullivan talked to Casi Callaway and Cade Kistler from Mobile Baykeeper about the Plant Barry's coal ash pond and Time for a Check Up with Chad Noblet

On Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan talked to Casi Callaway and Cade Kistler from Mobile Baykeeper about the Plant Barry's coal ash pond.  They talked about moving the pond and the reasons why it would be safer to move the pool rather than capping it off.  Casi talked about the research that has been done by Mobile Baykeeper and the results.  How much would it take to pollute the bay?  How much does Alabama charge us for closing the coal ash pond? Who pays if it spills over in to our waters? Find out listen to our podcast here: 

10th Anniversary of the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill with special guest Casi Callaway from Mobile Baykeeper (Economic and Environmental Impacts), The McSharry Assault Case kick-around, Medical Cannabis in Alabama (announcement today of the Alabama Cannabis Trade Association), Prince Madock a Welsh explorer who landed at Ft. Morgan, Alabama in 1170 is attributed with giving natives the Welsh language (compare Cherokee to Welsh) and his crew's descendants allegedly made stone fortifications in the New World as far North as Tennessee, attributed to "white Indians" described by Desoto. The locals butchering his name by the time Desoto got here- and by that time Maddock was Mad-Dog (and hence the cartographers choice of Dog River). And a little Sars-Cov-2 to round out the discussion. And Capt. Raines says oil futures are in the "eau de toilette".

LEF interviews the Executive Director of the Mobile Baykeeper, Casi Callaway, about the Alabama Power coal ash pond at Plant Barry and the Baykeeper's Coal Ash Campaign. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sarah-craddock/support

Casi Callaway is the Executive Director for Mobile Baykeeper. Tune in to hear her undeniable passion for keeping Mobile Bay a safe & beautiful place. From filing lawsuits to protect it from sewage, to recruiting hundreds of volunteers, she is committed to educating the community on issues that affect public health, environment & quality of life. Learn more about Casi's Waterkeeper Warrior Award Resources: Mobile Baykeeper - Facebook  |  Instagram  |  Twitter  |  LinkedIn  Casi Calaway -  LinkedIn  |  Twitter   Dennis Sherrin Twitter LinkedIn Allen Cave Twitter LinkedIn Want to know more about Dennis and Allen?  Visit our website, www.hbkcpas.net Thanks for listening and please subscribe & rate Playing Above The Line on iTunes.

Now that the immediate trauma of the oil spill is over, the real work begins with restoration of affected areas of the Gulf Coast. Casi Callaway of Mobile Baykeeper will be joining us to discuss aftermath, restoration and community participation and the future of vital wetlands and estuaries along the Alabama Gulf Coast and neighboring states.

Leadership is needed during times of crisis and chaos. I interview Casi Callaway of Mobile Baykeepers on the way groups are forming and finding leadership in response to the Gulf Oil Disaster.leadership | management | CEO | crisis | chaos Read more ›

Leadership is needed during times of crisis and chaos. I interview Casi Callaway of Mobile Baykeepers on the way groups are forming and finding leadership in response to the Gulf Oil Disaster.leadership | management | CEO | crisis | chaos Read more ›