Infernos could reshape coverage in the Golden State, and force a reckoning on pricing climate risk
Impacts (and opportunities) from Hurricanes Helene, Milton, Debby, and Beryl were laid out by many of America's top firms last quarter
The advisory and investment firm reports a shocking lack of financing for adaptation and resilience innovations
'Hybrid' coastal infrastructure that blends natural and artificial solutions can bring myriad benefits to coastal communities, but navigating complex regulations is a challenge
The National Adaptation Plan assessment was caught up in a broader conflict over a new climate finance goal, delaying much-need guidance and support for countries working on their climate-proofing strategies
What current negotiations over the New Collective Quantified Goal could mean for countries' climate-proofing efforts
What Trump 2.0 could mean for US climate adaptation and resilience
InsurTech startups use parametric insurance model to offer policyholders fast payouts when climate shocks strike
New York City's Chief Climate Officer says he wants a "dedicated revenue stream for resilience." What could this look like, and what are the obstacles in the way?
The jaw-jaw resulted in a long list of proposals, but little clarity on how to close the continent's protection gap
The devastating super storm is a reminder that adaptation has its limits. Certain "soft" limitations, though, could be overcome
The Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance has a new name and expanded mandate to tackle a broad array of climate shocks
