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Atlantic Hurricane Season Ends with 14 Named Storms

MIAMI (AP) An Atlantic hurricane season that had 14 named storms officially ended on Wednesday, leaving residents in the Florida Keys to celebrate even

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Swiss Re: Natural Disasters Cost Insurers $115 Billion this Year

Hurricane Ian and other natural catastrophes, such as European winter storms, floods in Australia and hailstorms in France and the U.S., have cost

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Hurricane Ian Drives Year-to-Date Insured Losses of $115B From Natural Disasters

Hurricane Ian and other natural catastrophes, such as European winter storms, floods in Australia and hailstorms in France and the U.S., have cost

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Insuring Extreme Weather Disasters: Losing Money to Climate Change

Insuring Extreme Weather Disasters: Losing Money to Climate Change
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Insuring extreme weather disasters: Losing money to climate change | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW

Insurers are paying more for extreme weather while continuing to finance and underwrite activities that warp the climate. Climate activists are pushing them to stop.

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