Resilience & Sustainability

As climate change transforms destructive floods into a primary peril, insurers and companies with valuable assets in harm's way need better tools. 

The massive earthquake that hit Taiwan last week had a remarkably low death toll -- and there's a reason for that, one we can all embrace. 

Realtor.com will provide climate risk information on listings, projected years out. Plus, a bold new type of cyber theft; and GM backs down on sharing data on drivers.

Climate change can cause extreme temperatures, air pollution, infectious diseases and mental health issues, all of which endanger lives. 

The expected transition from an El Niño to a La Niña weather pattern sets up a potentially horrible Atlantic hurricane season. 

insurers should turn to downward counterfactual analysis, learning from near misses to prevent future catastrophic events.

There is a misconception that sustainable solutions cost more. The reverse can be true, especially in auto claims and repair.

Liability for floods, wildfires, earthquakes and other "natural" disasters may start to be assigned to corporations -- and their insurers.