Rising extreme weather events

[Old Rocks]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.

Extreme weather risks | Munich Re

Extreme weather causes serious damage and destroys assets worth billions. Discover how to handle weather risks with solutions by Munich Re.

www.munichre.com

 

[Old Rocks]

An overview​

Global losses from natural disasters in 2020 came to US$ 210bn, of which some US$ 82bn was insured. Both overall losses and insured losses were significantly higher than in the previous year (2019: US$ 166bn and US$ 57bn respectively).
The US share of losses was rather high: Natural disasters in the US accounted for US$ 95bn (2019: US$ 51bn) of overall losses and US$ 67bn of insured losses (2019: US$ 26bn).
This year’s natural disasters claimed some 8,200 lives.
Overall, the uninsured portion of natural disaster losses in 2020 was around 60%. Once again, it was notable that only a small portion of losses was insured in the growing economies in Asia. The year’s costliest natural disaster was the severe flooding in China during the summer monsoon rains. Overall losses from the floods amounted to approximately US$ 17bn, only around 2% of which was insured. Insurance solutions either from the private sector or in the form of public-private partnerships could help to improve resilience, in other words the ability to return to normal life as quickly as possible.

Record hurricane season and major wildfires – The natural disaster figures for 2020 | Munich Re

Natural catastrophe losses in 2020 were significantly higher than in the previous year

www.munichre.com

 

[Old Rocks]

We are already having major fires, the floods continue around the world, and this hurricane season is shaping up like last years.

 

[EMH]

Cut and paste parroting moron....

In 1938 a cat 5 hit long island.

Since then, no other storm in cat 5 has gotten close to ny.


To just cut and paste parroted easily discredited bullshit about algore's fraud does not even deserve be in enviro, it should get bounced to rubber room or conspiracy...

 

[yidnar]

We are already having major fires, the floods continue around the world, and this hurricane season is shaping up like last years.

Obama lives in a 14 million dollar seaside mansion ..

 

[odanny]

There are going to be deserted coastlines in part of the Southeast in the coming years. Insurance companies are going to refuse to insure coastal parts of Texas, Louisiana, and Florida, and people won't leave, they'll stay. Until a hurricane comes along and they lose everything. Property values of those nearby homes unaffected will plummet as nearby coastal neighborhoods are wrecked and abandoned.

This is the new normal. Droughts in the West will halt new development, and fire risks will also make insurance unaffordable in parts of the West. The next phase is climate refugees. Nowhere in the industrialized world are more people unaware of this than in the United States.

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

There are going to be deserted coastlines in part of the Southeast in the coming years. Insurance companies are going to refuse to insure coastal parts of Texas, Louisiana, and Florida, and people won't leave, they'll stay. Until a hurricane comes along and they lose everything. Property values of those nearby homes unaffected will plummet as nearby coastal neighborhoods are wrecked and abandoned.

This is the new normal. Droughts in the West will halt new development, and fire risks will also make insurance unaffordable in parts of the West. The next phase is climate refugees. Nowhere in the industrialized world are more people unaware of this than in the United States.

Link?

 

[Crepitus]

There are going to be deserted coastlines in part of the Southeast in the coming years. Insurance companies are going to refuse to insure coastal parts of Texas, Louisiana, and Florida, and people won't leave, they'll stay. Until a hurricane comes along and they lose everything. Property values of those nearby homes unaffected will plummet as nearby coastal neighborhoods are wrecked and abandoned.

This is the new normal. Droughts in the West will halt new development, and fire risks will also make insurance unaffordable in parts of the West. The next phase is climate refugees. Nowhere in the industrialized world are more people unaware of this than in the United States.

Link?

How do you link common sense?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.
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Extreme weather risks | Munich Re

Extreme weather causes serious damage and destroys assets worth billions. Discover how to handle weather risks with solutions by Munich Re.

www.munichre.com

Gee, I wonder why?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

We are already having major fires, the floods continue around the world, and this hurricane season is shaping up like last years.

Does one version of CO2 cause fires and another causes floods?

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

There are going to be deserted coastlines in part of the Southeast in the coming years. Insurance companies are going to refuse to insure coastal parts of Texas, Louisiana, and Florida, and people won't leave, they'll stay. Until a hurricane comes along and they lose everything. Property values of those nearby homes unaffected will plummet as nearby coastal neighborhoods are wrecked and abandoned.

This is the new normal. Droughts in the West will halt new development, and fire risks will also make insurance unaffordable in parts of the West. The next phase is climate refugees. Nowhere in the industrialized world are more people unaware of this than in the United States.

Link?

How do you link common sense?

You mean an opinion of what insurance will companies will do without having to know

 

[EMH]

We are already having major fires, the floods continue around the world, and this hurricane season is shaping up like last years.

Does one version of CO2 cause fires and another causes floods?

During the past million years, co2 froze greenland while thawing North America....

Just do not notice any tectonic plate movement...

 

[CrusaderFrank]

There must be at least 2 different versions of CO2. How else can it cause either fire OR floods.

Also, Chinese CO2 causes neither floods nor fire.

Weird

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.
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Extreme weather risks | Munich Re

Extreme weather causes serious damage and destroys assets worth billions. Discover how to handle weather risks with solutions by Munich Re.

www.munichre.com

We want to raise prices.
Because of global warming.....no really.

 

[excalibur]

During the past million years, co2 froze greenland while thawing North America....

Just do not notice any tectonic plate movement...

Or solar activity.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

This is the new normal.

This is the old normal.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

We are already having major fires, the floods continue around the world, and this hurricane season is shaping up like last years.

Does one version of CO2 cause fires and another causes floods?

Yes. And one version causes droughts.

 

[EMH]

During the past million years, co2 froze greenland while thawing North America....

Just do not notice any tectonic plate movement...

Or solar activity.

Don't accept solar as a cause. One froze, one thawed, at the same time. Only tectonic movement explains the data...


Co2 explanation - um, well, co2 concentrated over NA and fled Greenland....

 

[Sunsettommy]

An overview​

Global losses from natural disasters in 2020 came to US$ 210bn, of which some US$ 82bn was insured. Both overall losses and insured losses were significantly higher than in the previous year (2019: US$ 166bn and US$ 57bn respectively).
The US share of losses was rather high: Natural disasters in the US accounted for US$ 95bn (2019: US$ 51bn) of overall losses and US$ 67bn of insured losses (2019: US$ 26bn).
This year’s natural disasters claimed some 8,200 lives.
Overall, the uninsured portion of natural disaster losses in 2020 was around 60%. Once again, it was notable that only a small portion of losses was insured in the growing economies in Asia. The year’s costliest natural disaster was the severe flooding in China during the summer monsoon rains. Overall losses from the floods amounted to approximately US$ 17bn, only around 2% of which was insured. Insurance solutions either from the private sector or in the form of public-private partnerships could help to improve resilience, in other words the ability to return to normal life as quickly as possible.

Record hurricane season and major wildfires – The natural disaster figures for 2020 | Munich Re

Natural catastrophe losses in 2020 were significantly higher than in the previous year

www.munichre.com

What a classic one dimensional crap you posted.

You focus on a SINGLE year......

2020 Hurricane season was busy in the Atlantic and nowhere else, but your scum ridden post left that part out.

Major Tornado season continues to decline

There has been no global increase in the number of wildfires … here’s the NASA satellite data.

Deaths from climate-related phenomena are at an all-time low. If you think deaths from climate-related catastrophes are an emergency, please point in the graph below to the start of the “emergency”.

and the clincher,

You are pathetic.

 

[ding]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.
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Extreme weather risks | Munich Re

Extreme weather causes serious damage and destroys assets worth billions. Discover how to handle weather risks with solutions by Munich Re.

www.munichre.com

Stupidest concept ever. Seriously.

Fearmongering. You might as well be arguing God is going to send us to hell for not reducing CO2 emissions.

Boog a boog a bogga