The most vulnerable assets are falling into climate 'protection gap' - and insurers could end up being blamed
Extreme weather means value of uninsured losses due to climate change have quadrupled since the 1980s
The insurance sector is struggling to manage escalating risk for society as the cost of climate change begins to bear down in the form of more frequent and severe weather events, insurers warned yesterday....
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