Browsing: extreme weather

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.

The insurance industry faces a ‘vicious cycle’ due to increasing extreme weather events, potentially leading to unsustainable practices and economic challenges.

Insurance rates are climbing, and coverage is shrinking. Homeowners and experts are pointing to extreme weather events, driven by climate change, as a key factor.

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.

Rising home insurance costs in Florida, fueled by climate change, signal a looming problem for homeowners across the United States.

A warming climate and resulting severe weather events are driving up homeowners insurance rates across the U.S., potentially making coverage unaffordable for many.

Rising insurance premiums in Australia are driven by extreme weather events and regulatory inefficiencies, creating a crisis in the insurance sector.

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.

A new analysis from Bankrate reveals that homeowners with lower incomes are disproportionately affected by the financial burdens of extreme weather events, particularly those in the South.

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