MarketWatch posted a story at the end of April presenting the results of a recent study published in Science which describes the expected economic hits to Gross Domestic Product which states are expected to experience as a result of changing climate. According to the study, Florida is expected to have the highest impact, a loss of $100.9 billion, with Texas following close behind at $100.7 billion. Both of these states have extended coastlines which will experience losses due to increasing sea level, and both of them are in the prime area for impacts due to tropical storms. In the Southeast, the next closest state is Georgia, with $34.2 billion of expected losses of GDP. You can read more here.