Perhaps the cost of rebuilding Houston could be included in the US price of gasoline, rather than being provided as a taken-for-granted subsidy from taxpayers generally.
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At US $150/billion (the most recent estimate) that works out to roughly US $ 500 for every man, woman, and child in the US.  At annual consumption of roughly 400 US gal/person, a tax of US $ 1.25/gal over the next year ought to cover it.
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Unless, of course, there is more storm damage; or more forest fires; or more drought.
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Three "hundred year" storms in five years ...
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Try telling the insurance industry that "financial, trade, and climate problems" are totally separate.
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LOL.