Climate Damage and the Role of Insurance
Can private insurance alone mitigate climate change damages?
Can private insurance alone mitigate climate change damages?
Immediate action, centered around the principles of environmental justice, is essential for protecting our most basic human rights and the natural world that underpins them.
With natural shocks becoming increasingly common due to climate change, the specter of future eco-terrorism looms much more prominently.
South Korea is the one place in the world where the Green New Deal is a policy reality. But is it living up to its hype?
As sea levels rise, hundreds of millions of people may be at risk around the world.
COP26, more than previous summits, has heightened the awareness of participating countries of the severity of climate change and its impact.
Individuals think they are doing enough, that their governments are doing enough and, on the whole, consider climate change to be somebody else’s problem.
Vertical farming through hydroponics or aeroponics gives us the opportunity to grow larger amounts of produce in seemingly unavailable spaces.
Disasters in India regularly cause loss of lives and property because of man-made reasons, which can be addressed with some cheap, easy and effective measures.
Addressing the impacts of climate change on the scheduling and planning of major sporting events is no longer an option but a necessity.
Should we expect more of the same “blah, blah, blah” from world leaders at COP26 in Glasgow?
A heating planet is a danger, not in some distant time, but right now — yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
