New from MarcusLimYJ: Climate change is already starting to affect small businesses in flood zones. Here's what the experts say about preparing your business for natural disasters.
. Local meteorologists said in the report that the flooding was caused by rising sea levels due to warmer ocean water temperatures.
Higher insurance costs, loss of business, and adopting greener initiatives have been the main threats of climate change, according to the study. "No one can really tell when the levels will rise," Trisha said."When it does, they lose a lot of customers. It's a problem that they haven't fixed yet."
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