Risk
One Meter Sea Level Rise by 2100 Could Affect Over 14M People, $1T Worth of Property
A new study published in Nature Climate Change estimates that a one meter sea level rise by 2100 would affect over 14 million people and $1 trillion worth of property along the Southeast Atlantic ...
5 Questions to Ask to Identify Your Company-Specific Top Risks
There is no denying the popularity of top 10 lists. Whatever the subject—sports, music, literature, business, you name it—there is likely a top 10 list for it. Want to know the top 10 scariest ...
Risks to Watch: Climate Change and Football Stadiums; Air Taxis and More
In this edition of Carrier Management's Risk Alerts: Football stadiums could potentially lose billions due to climate change. Longer trains bring higher risk of derailment. Air taxis may soon be ...
Cyber Threats, Climate and Business Interruption Risks Top Insurance Buyer/Seller Concerns
Cyber crime, climate change, and business interruption are the chief risk concerns among key marketplace segments in the insurance industry, a new survey from Munich Reinsurance America Inc. and the ...
Despite Bridge Condition Improvement, More Needs to Be Done
Despite a consistent drop in the number of structurally deficient bridges in the U.S since 2020, one in three still needs to be replaced or repaired, according to a recent report from the American ...
Safety Agency Says Rising Traffic Deaths a Growing Crisis in U.S.
The United States must address a growing public health crisis over traffic deaths that remain significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, the head of the National Transportation Safety Board said ...
Survey Finds Home Hunters’ Search Fueled by Climate, Crime and Safety Concerns
House hunters ready to move rank safety and climate risk fears above lower property taxes, family changes and higher-rated schools, according to a new Redfin survey. Nearly one in seven (13.7 ...
Hurricane Wind Speeds Increased by 18MPH Over Past Five Years: Study
A new study shows warmer than normal ocean temperatures caused by global warming boosted maximum intensities for most storms between 2019 and 2023, as well as for every 2024 hurricane. As a result of ...