Catastrophe & Restoration

As homeowners insurance markets stabilize, agents must evaluate which insurers deserve prime placement across their books.

Federal funding and staffing cuts have hit major science agencies responsible for important climate and weather research.

A warm, dry January resulted in most Western states receiving 50% or less of their normal precipitation.

The act would establish science-based rules for the inspection, testing and restoration of smoke-damaged homes.

The U.S. economy may be increasingly vulnerable to rising economic, political and geopolitical uncertainty.

More than 220,000 people lost power during the storm.