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Let housing market "slowly acclimate" to climate risk, Fannie Mae exec says. “If we go 20 or 30 years without taking real climate action, then I think you have built up a real challenge.” Sorry, this won’t work. The housing market is vulnerable THIS YEAR to a rude shock; at most, we have 15 years.
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See the study:
By 2060, "The supply-chain disruption effects are widespread with strong hits to those manufacturing-heavy countries such as China and the USA, leading to soaring economic losses"....
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Five reasons why it is time to start paying more attention to transboundary #climaterisk
A recent study projected that climate disruption to supply chains could lead to US$25 trillion in net losses by mid-century...
weadapt.org/knowledge-ba...
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FT: Swiss Re says industry failed to estimate impact of extreme weather
Underestimating the cost of extreme weather events is “an industry-wide issue and comes down to a lack of data about the up-to-date exposure and the current risk values”
www.ft.com/content/48b3...
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“The question is, are insurance companies updating their #climaterisk models quickly enough to capture the changing dynamics of climate change?” asks Sandy Trust, former chair of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries' sustainability board
greencentralbanking.com/2024/06/13/p...
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FT: Floods leave Brazilians with a grim choice: rebuild or leave?
“If they stay where they are, we’ll lose lives, assets and the economy,” warns Francisco Aquino, climatologist at the federal university of Rio Grande do Sul
www.ft.com/content/3121...
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Experts say thousands of Australian homeowners face property value loss due to new flood modeling
=> by 2030, 3 million homes could have exposure to riverine flooding
=> "you can easily lose a quarter or a third of the value", laments a resident
www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06...
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How forecasts of bad weather can drive up your grocery bill
"In a world enmeshed in extremes, our already-fragile food supply chain could be the next system teetering on the edge of collapse, and costlier groceries is the first of many warning signs"...
www.salon.com/2024/06/10/h...
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The warming ocean is leaving coastal economies in hot water
The costs from sea-level rise and storm surge alone are estimated at $990 bn this century, with adaptation measures able to reduce this by only $100 bn (impacts on agriculture not included)
theconversation.com/the-warming-...
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After $25bn in disasters in the US so far this year, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is running out of money heading into the most destructive weather season, with a more than $1.3 billion shortfall expected by August...
edition.cnn.com/2024/06/10/w...
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If you remember The Big Short, you'll recognize this story - post today susanpcrawford.substack.com/p/alarm-bell...
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the fact that we don't have this already is pretty bonkers
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More than 400 UK scientists have signed a letter asking UK political leaders for ambitious action on climate change.
It outlines 5 actions including a strategy for meeting the UK’s net zero targets + becoming climate resilient, international leadership, and support for developing countries.
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New study by Tim Lenton and others "suggests that a scientific assessment on tipping points, conducted collaboratively by IPCC and IPBES, would represent an ambitious yet necessary goal to be accomplished within the next decade."
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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Call for papers on:
"evaluation of models for risk-management applications, integrating non-stationarity into hazard, vulnerability, and impact modeling, intersections with risk management decision-making, and institutional questions on the provision of public-facing climate-risk information."
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source: www.budget.senate.gov/chairman/new...
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“This isn’t all that complicated.
#Climaterisk makes things uninsurable.
No insurance makes things unmortgageable.
No mortgages crashes the property markets.
Crashed property markets trash the economy”
-Senator Sheldon Whitehouse in Budget Committee hearing
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Memo to all bankers:
The ECB is preparing to fine a number of lenders after they failed to make adequate progress in addressing #climaterisk posed to their business...
#MaterialityCheck
www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
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How the insurance industry fell behind on climate change “It’s product recall time for disaster risk models, things are moving more quickly than predicted. We need to move on to the next generation of climate scenarios"
www.ft.com/content/b4bf...
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FT: "Weather damage is increasingly extending beyond shortlived interruptions to energy supply or postponed consumption, changing both how investors trade weather events but also how policymakers consider them as they think about risks to their economic forecasts"...
www.ft.com/content/b4bf...
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