Editor's Letter
Earth Day: An annual call to action for the insurance industry
Scientists have built consensus around the probability that more powerful floods, fires, droughts and storms will occur with higher frequency as the Earth gets hotter.
(Bloomberg) – Almost no city stands to lose as much money from climate change as Southampton, New York.
The affluent Long Island suburb — where the median price of a home for sale is almost $2 million — has the second highest level of its property-tax revenue at risk among municipalities with a high likelihood of chronic flooding in the next twelve years, according to data gathered by the Union of Concerned Scientists. Only Central Coast, California had more.
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