ClimateWire: Florida is trying to cure its insurance “disease.” State lawmakers are abandoning long-held promises to lower rates for hurricane policies — even amid the prospect of stronger storms — in favor of rapid hikes to rescue public insurance programs that could sink, financially speaking, during the looming cyclone season. The sudden turnaround amounts to a sobriety test, some contend, as the nation’s top and most damage-prone target of hurricanes tries to reduce its vast exposure …