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The insurance industry is increasingly wary of the risks presented by climate and natural disasters, prompting major firms to scale back their presence in more vulnerable states.

The insurance industry is increasingly wary of the risks presented by climate and natural disasters, prompting major firms to scale back their presence in more vulnerable states. In June, Farmers Insurance announced in a company memo it will no longer write new property insurance policies in Florida, citing “catastrophe costs … at historically high levels.” Earlier in the…

Insurance companies are pulling back from disaster-prone California, Florida and Louisiana.

In many states, the climate crisis is fueling an insurance crisis, leaving homeowners struggling to find affordable coverage.

The NYTimes is pointing to rising insurance costs as proof that climate change is a growing danger.

This is your brain on fossil fuels.

A new alliance of the oil-and-gas sector formed by the COP28 team does not address the “most damaging emissions”, reports the Financial Times.

While Florida continues to attract thousands of retirees, places like the Midwest or even Asheville, N.C., may be better places to live in a warming world.

Insurers face a “crisis of confidence” as global warming makes weather events unpredictable and increases damage

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero