Browsing: climate change

The insurance industry is grappling with increased extreme weather events, leading to challenges for homeowners and potential economic slowdowns. The industry’s continued support of polluting energy companies exacerbates the problem.

A new report highlights the alarming link between insurance companies’ investments in fossil fuels and the increasing risk homeowners face from climate change-related disasters.

California homeowners face rising insurance rates as climate change fuels increasingly destructive wildfires. This article examines the conflict between insurance providers and regulators, highlighting the broader economic impact of the climate crisis.

A bill introduced in the Hawaii Senate aims to allow insurance companies to recover costs from entities responsible for climate change impacts affecting insurance rates, potentially setting a precedent in the US.

A recent report highlights the impact of climate change on home insurance costs, potentially affecting the entire homeowner’s market.

A look at how population growth in areas prone to severe weather is impacting home insurance costs across the United States.

Commercial property losses due to severe weather events reached the second-highest total in Canadian history, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada.

Rising insurance costs and climate-related devaluations threaten homeownership across the US.

Rising property-insurance expenses, driven by extreme weather events, are significantly impacting the financial performance of commercial properties, particularly in regions vulnerable to climate change.

Worsening wildfires driven by climate change are causing home insurance rates to skyrocket in California, with other states feeling the pressure, too. Here’s how climate change is reshaping home insurance in California and across the U.S.