Most government climate policies focus on extreme heat, but new research shows that moderate temperatures drive the majority of temperature-related deaths.
Don't think defaults after the LA wildfires. Think mortgage prepayment risk.
New research says that the 2012 superstorm may have corrected historic investor “undreraction” to extreme weather risk.
In a new report Federal Reserve researchers say a one-two punch of physical and transition risks are pushing all sides insurers balance sheet, but life insurers face the greatest threat.
Word Bank researchers say that wealthy cities are becoming more resilient to flooding while poor urban slums are drowning.
Built on a modern code base, the Climate Modeling Alliance wants to push private market hurricane models to include modern climate data.
The hurricane researcher discusses this year’s forecast and the debate about extending the season.
Cuts to the U.S. weather satellite program could have a direct impact on the reinsurance and catastrophe modelling industry, according to a study released prior to a proposal by
Inland flooding created more billion dollar losses in 2016 than at any other period over the last 15 years, according to data released Monday by the NOAA’s National Centers
