What a 'climate insurance bubble' could mean for Florida prices
Floridians are already paying higher insurance premiums than anyone else.
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Floridians are already paying higher insurance premiums than anyone else.
A new study has suggested that things could get worse for Florida and other states that are hammered by natural disasters because of a double whammy of rising rates and risks that could result in spiraling decline in demand and property values.
Floridians are paying higher insurance premiums than anyone else, and climate could shoulder some blame.
As insurance companies try to quantify risk, the unglamorous industry is becoming a key part of how Americans experience the effects of climate change
As insurance companies try to quantify risk, the unglamorous industry is becoming a key part of how Americans experience the effects of climate change