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.
New research out of Stanford University puts a price tag on the cost of climate change.
According to their report, a third of the financial damage caused by flooding in the U.S. over the past three decades can be attributed to excess precipitation caused by climate change — nearly $75 billion worth.
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