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| | | ... $452m. UBS insurance and diversified financial analyst Scott Russell said the rising cost of cleaning up after major weather events is a common theme in the developed world. "In Australia, the provisions set aside by insurers for weather events (aka ... |
| | | | ... communities are already being impacted socially, economically and environmentally by increasing temperatures and extreme weather events, Matthee added. These communities "have the knowledge and ideas" required to decarbonise, mitigate climate risks ... |
| | | | ... household insurance sector. "Payouts have been rising in real terms for some time, and more frequent and severe weather events are expected to further increase claims on damaged property and other assets," Jones said. "Insurers have the ability to reset ... |
| | | | ... and more intense bushfires, storm surges, coastal flooding, inland flooding, cyclones, droughts and other extreme weather events. "To my mind, it seems likely that such events will give rise to a huge drain on Commonwealth resources and on the tax base ... |
| | | | ... and render insurance unaffordable. Insurance Council of Australia commented that climate risk is severe: "Extreme weather events in Australia are becoming more frequent and severe because of climate change, and this is contributing to a widening of the ... |
| | | | ... indirectly, saying in the report "direct impacts may include damage caused by more intense and frequent extreme weather events and reduced productivity due to altered climate conditions. Indirect impacts may include disruptions to supply chains that ... |
| | | | ... indirectly, saying in the report "direct impacts may include damage caused by more intense and frequent extreme weather events and reduced productivity due to altered climate conditions. Indirect impacts may include disruptions to supply chains that ... |
| | | | ... of this important ocean system would dramatically restrict Europe's agricultural output and lead to more extreme weather events. Among 16 other tipping points that are on the brink of occurring, several more may have already started including: the collapse ... |
| | | | ... establish its scope, while considering shocks and stresses beyond those associated with climate change and extreme weather events. Consider opportunities to position nature and the natural environment in a way that celebrates Australia's natural heritage ... |
| | | | ... pleased with its progress. "The people impacted most directly by fossil fuel pollution and climate-fueled extreme weather events are Californians like me: Latinx folks, Black communities, youth, elders, workers (including farmworkers), and union members ... |
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