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23 July 2024
The Climate Crisis Domino Effect
This research paper by the Center for International Environmental Law examines how climate-induced extreme weather is driving an insurance crisis in the United States, which in turn threatens housing affordability and financial stability. The authors argue that insurance companies are exacerbating the crisis by raising premiums to recoup losses while simultaneously reinvesting profits into fossil fuel companies.
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Themes: climate change extreme weather insurance housing affordability financial risk
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fossil fuels
Center for International Environmental Law
Document type: Research paper
Regions: United States

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