A new report from the Canadian Climate Institute warns that building homes in areas vulnerable to wildfires and flooding ...

New analyses show Canada can avoid significant financial losses from climate-fueled disasters if a small percentage of new ...

The plan, which the state updates every five years, also takes a new approach to resource allocation by focusing on CT’s ...

According to new research published by the Canadian Climate Institute , building new homes in areas at a high risk of flood or wildfire could force governments, insurers, and homeowners to spend up to ...

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As the compounding impacts of climate-driven disasters take effect, we are seeing home insurance prices spike around the ...

For decades, California's byzantine insurance regulations effectively forced insurers to subsidize people living in ...

Financial markets, if left to their own devices, would naturally force Americans to confront the ugly realities of our changing climate and ... and the continual building in risky areas, portends ...

Building new homes in dangerous places could cost B.C. another $2.2 billion a year by 2030, a new study has found.

In total, construction of new homes in B.C. could more than triple residential damage from wildfires, adding more than $1 ...

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