Browsing: climate change

While home insurance rates surge across the nation due to climate change-related disasters, Maine has seen a decrease, earning it top marks for climate stability, according to a recent report.

As wildfires continue to devastate California, homeowners face an increasingly precarious insurance landscape, with rising costs, policy cancellations, and reliance on last-resort options.

Economic losses from U.S. natural disasters in 2024 reached unprecedented levels, highlighting the increasing financial strain of climate change and the need for preparedness.

This edition of The Weekly Catch explores the impact of the Washington Bridge, climate change’s effects on Rhode Island homeowners, and the upcoming Track 15 food hall in Providence.

Industry leaders are focusing on expansion, investment, and strategies to address emerging risks, including climate change

A new study reveals the insurance industry’s view on the protection gap, climate change, AI, and fraud risks.

The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has put forward a range of initiatives to protect Australians from natural disasters and improve insurance affordability.

Kerry Emanuel, Professor Emeritus of Atmospheric Science at MIT, will present ideas on addressing climate change at the Camden Public Library.

A comprehensive overview of the California Department of Insurance’s Sustainable Insurance Strategy, its goals, and its impact on homeowners and the insurance market.

Wildfires in California are increasing flood risks, potentially forcing homeowners to pay for expensive flood insurance.