An uninsurable future ? - The Hindu BusinessLine

Insurers are facing a huge risk of being uninsurable by climate change, according to reports from the United States and India. But what could it mean for those in the developing world to be covered by insurance? The BBC s Geeta Pandey looks at how they are forecasting the risks and why it is possible. () What is it expected to affect businesses and insurance companies in Dubai, Dubai and New York - and what is going to happen in their places when the global warming threatens to make cities without insurance, and how will the world become able to survive because of the recent floods which have caused severe damage to the lives of people, property and property across the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, as well as the impact on buildings, homes and farms in some areas of Asia and Pacific would be the worst risk to have reached the peak of this year, writes the BBC News Arabic. Here is the full assessment of how these companies are trying to tackle this rising risk, but what are the reasons for insurance firms, who are preparing for the losses of more than $114bn (114 billion) each year to save thousands of lives and homes in an increasing number of countries and countries within the US, India and the UK, to see if the country is in danger of falling temperatures as dangerously high levels of rain and landslides during the pandemic? Why is this so far?

Source: thehindubusinessline.com
Published on 2024-05-20

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