"Damage estimates" refers to calculations or assessments of the extent of harm, loss, or destruction caused by a particular event or situation. It helps to understand the impact and cost of the damage that has occurred.
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It knocked out power for the whole island and caused
damage estimated at more than $ 100 billion.
If you believe you have roof storm damage or damages to your property, and need a roof inspection for roof replacement, or
property damage estimate.
But
with damage estimates already rising into the tens of billions of dollars, the fund's balance is almost certainly inadequate.
When getting a car accident
vehicle damage estimate, keep in mind that the insurance company will want to pay as little as possible.
Based
on damage estimates the impacted areas could be eligible for state aid but the threshold for a federal disaster declaration has not been met.
(a) The major task that could help (and probably the only one feasible over a 2 year time frame) would be a careful and comprehensive review of
existing damage estimates.
Gather all your claim - related records together (including medical bills,
vehicle damage estimates, and records of time missed at work) and plug your information into this calculator.
«Outages of this scale leave millions of customers without power, resulting in economic
damages estimated in the billions of dollars, posing serious threats to health and public safety, and also potentially compromising national security,» said M. Granger Morgan, professor of engineering at Carnegie Mellon University and chair of the committee.
The study also included government
damage estimates from sulfur dioxide, a pollutant released simultaneously with carbon.
The carbon pollution from publicly owned coal leased during the Obama administration will
cause damages estimated at between $ 52 billion and $ 530 billion, using the federal government's social cost of carbon estimates.
It may also be that, with
damage estimates of $ 50 billion positioning Hurricane Sandy as second only to Hurricane Katrina in terms of total losses, investors may be sticking with the relative safety of the U.S. bond market.
The 2015 disaster killed nearly 10,000 people, with
total damages estimated at $ 10 billion (50 percent of Nepal's nominal GDP).
Pielke looked up damage totals from previous storms that followed Irene's track and found inflation -
adjusted damage estimates ranging from about $ 4.9 billion (Storm 8, 1933) to about $ 46.2 billion (New England storm, 1938).
Based on a leading
aggregate damage estimate in the climate economics literature, a delay that results in warming of 3 ° Celsius above preindustrial levels, instead of 2 °, could increase economic damages by approximately 0.9 percent of global output.
Cohen left the firm in 1995, the same year that Estrin was accused in a scheme to bribe insurance adjusters to
inflate damage estimates, Rolling Stone reports.
If there was a liability dispute, it has been hard to pull this off in Maryland because there was no way to get the property
damage estimate into evidence unless you brought the guy who did the estimate to trial as a witness (If you actually had the repairs done, you could get the cost in under Maryland Courts and Judicial Proceedings Code Annotated § 10 - 105).
While you may pay a lower premium, the insurer could give you unreasonably
low damage estimates or force you to pay more for manufacturer replacement parts.
«The knowledge gained from this study will improve tornado detection and near real -
time damage estimates.»
Complicated natural factors make
accurate damage estimates hard to come by, but regional and national bridge studies have predicted up to $ 250 billion in direct climate impacts costs — numbers that serve only as indicators of the true magnitude of costs related to climate change impacts on bridges, including lost business and ability to commute to work.
Preliminary
U.S. damage estimates are near $ 50 billion, making Sandy the second - costliest cyclone to hit the United States since 1900.
«Of the seven car - SUV pairs we tested, we can't point to a single one as a model of compatibility because
combined damage estimates run into the thousands of dollars for even the best performers,» said Nolan.
First, I said I was trying to
find damage estimates reported from the earthquakes in recent years, noting that they were likely «in the weeds compared to the value of extracted oil and gas and related economic activity?»
The estimates are likely derived from
modeled damage estimates such as those used by the World Bank, rather than by aggregating specific activities.
Based on detailed reports of TCs that were generated in the Southern Ocean and hit Australia since 1970, from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, Seo
constructed damage estimates «using the reported financial loss, destruction of houses and capital goods, and losses of agricultural crops and livestock after a careful examination of the detailed individual cyclone reports,» which also included «local area income and population density where the storm hit.»
Because no
reasonable damage estimates have been incorporated into most IAM results, and because there is tremendous uncertainty inherent in even trying to make monetized estimates of damages that have yet to happen on a global scale, it is very hard to estimate, even roughly, the net benefits of mitigating climate change in the long run.
Hurricane
Harvey damaged an estimated $ 125 Billion, Hurricane Maria and Irma an estimated $ 145 billion combined, & California's wildfires accounted for $ 18 Billion just to name a few.
Experienced claims processor in the property division who investigated, assessed damage to property, and
created damage estimates.
«There's a real good chance the [financial] damage estimates will reach, if not surpass, the Katrina levels,» says Haase, who pinpoints them presently at $ 75 billion.
Based on «a leading aggregate
damage estimate in the climate economics literature,» the report found that the nation will suffer at least $ 150 billion in additional economic damages each year if global temperatures increase by three degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, rather than two degrees Celsius: