Weather Risk

Opposition to the Canadian oil sands led to efforts to protect insurers facing pressure to drop coverage of the pipeline.

A report identifies where earthquakes, floods, tornados and other catastrophes are most likely to occur in the U.S.

While large swaths of homeowners in some states will experience gains, 23% of all policies will see rates drop.

With a deadline of 2050, the pledge covers both WTW's business operations and discretionary investment portfolio.

No group is better-suited to fuse science, economics and political muscle to devise lasting solutions to the climate crisis than the insurance industry.

If our eyes have been opened by the experience of the pandemic, maybe we can better anticipate the exponential harms caused by climate change?

There remains an unspoken hope things will either return to normal or that the economy will naturally adapt to worsening weather events.

Refrigerant's freezing point is well below temperatures seen in Antarctica and unlikely to cause systems in Texas to fail.