Fans arrive at Sun Life Stadium for an NFL game between the Miami Dolphins and the Minnesota Vikings. (Photo: Associated Press)
NFL stadiums could see as much as $11 billion in cumulative losses due to flooding, wildfires and storm surge by 2050, according to a report from climate risk analysis firm Climate X. Because stadiums are more than sports venues – functioning also as economic and community hubs – the damage could lead to significant costs, higher insurance premiums and economic disruption.
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