Browsing: climate change

The home insurance affordability crisis is spreading far beyond coastal regions prone to hurricanes and wildfires, with Heartland states experiencing some of the largest increases in premiums.

A new survey reveals voters’ concerns about rising insurance costs and lack of accountability

Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of natural disasters, leading to higher insurance claims and premiums.

Thousands of Connecticut homeowners received non-renewal notices from their insurance carriers in 2023 as carriers become increasingly cautious about weather-related risks.

Connecticut homeowners are struggling to maintain insurance coverage as carriers increasingly drop policies due to intensifying weather events and economic factors.

In a recent episode of Resources Radio, Margaret Walls spoke with Dr. Carolyn Kousky about the instability of the homeowners insurance market, particularly in areas vulnerable to extreme weather events, and the work of her new nonprofit, Insurance for Good.

A new study suggests that flooding will likely become the primary threat to California homeowners in the coming decades, surpassing wildfires in risk.

As climate change intensifies natural disasters, the insurance industry is turning to climate scientists to better understand and manage growing financial risks. This article examines the collaboration between climate experts and insurance companies in predicting and responding to climate-related catastrophes.

Australians are facing steep insurance premium rises due to climate-related disasters, mirroring a global problem. The solutions are complex but essential.

As wildfires become more frequent and severe due to climate change, California homeowners are struggling to find affordable home insurance. Many insurers are withdrawing coverage, leaving residents with limited and expensive options.