Insurance giants call for climate change heath risks to be tackled
AXA, Allianz, and Aviva warn cost of heath threat from indirect climate impacts such as food insecurity and new disease patterns are being overlooked
Governments need a "prudent and long-term approach to managing climate change" and its associated health risks, executives from three of Europe's biggest insurers have said. Writing exclusively on BusinessGreen,...
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