Chilly economic winds have killed off an insurance tradeorganization's plans for a climate issues conference.
|The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies announcedthat it was cancelling its planned conference on climate issuesscheduled for March.
|The conference hoped to provide a comprehensive forum for anexchange of information on the aspects of climate change and howthey will affect insurers.
|This was to be the first year of the conference, and the lack ofname recognition, combined with tightening travel budgets at mostcompanies, contributed to its cancellation, the organizationexplained.
|Nancy Grover, media relations director for the NAMIC, said“There is definite interest in the topic, but due to a combinationof factors, the conference was not viable this year.”
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