Browsing: climate change

Minnesota homeowners face soaring property insurance costs due to increased storm damage and a volatile national market. Industry experts and policyholders share their concerns.

A Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report examines the effects of climate change on property insurance markets and explores possible solutions to maintain insurance affordability and availability.

Many Florida residents are finding their insurance policies offer little protection against hurricane damage, with a significant number of claims being denied or closed without payment.

The insurance industry in the United States is grappling with a crisis, driven by climate change and extreme weather events, leading to unaffordable, unreliable, or unavailable coverage for homeowners and businesses.

Homeowners are facing increased financial burdens as property taxes and insurance premiums climb, adding to the already high costs of homeownership.

An interview with Dave Jones, director of the Climate Risk Initiative at UC Berkeley’s Center for Law Energy & the Environment, examines the future of home insurance in California following the devastating Los Angeles fires.

An exploration of the challenges facing the homeowners’ insurance market, driven by rising costs and climate change, and potential policy responses.

Former California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones discusses the future of home insurance in the state in the wake of devastating wildfires.

This critical analysis examines the insurance industry’s role in the climate crisis, particularly concerning the devastating Los Angeles wildfires and the industry’s detrimental practices.

An analysis of rising insurance costs and the impact of climate change on the insurance market in the U.S.