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As climate change intensifies extreme weather events, the availability and affordability of property insurance are becoming major concerns across the United States. This article explores the key impacts and potential solutions to the growing crisis.

The U.S. Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office (FIO) released a report on homeowners insurance, but some experts say it lacks the comprehensive data needed for thorough analysis.

The solution lies in cooperative federalism: setting federal standards for homeowners insurance while allowing states the flexibility to adapt those standard…

Residents of Boulder County are facing skyrocketing home insurance premiums and coverage cancellations due to escalating climate risks, forcing some to reconsider their ability to stay or rebuild after a disaster. State leaders are working on solutions, but relief is slow in coming.

A Senate Budget Committee investigation exposes the growing impact of climate change on homeowners’ insurance, revealing increased non-renewals nationwide.

A call for national climate catastrophe insurance in the face of growing challenges.

Climate-related disasters are costing U.K. insurance companies record amounts, leading to rising premiums for homeowners and businesses.

Carla Stern, Global Provider Network Director at Iris Global, discusses the impact of digitalization and climate change on the insurance sector.

Allstate Corp.’s financial report reveals substantial losses from the January wildfires in the Los Angeles area, prompting discussion of increased climate-driven risks and impacts on the insurance industry and the local economy.

New analysis reveals the regions facing the most significant increases in home insurance costs due to climate change and related risks.