Priscilla Cole
@priscole.bsky.social
risk | natural disaster | data | climate | insurance | policy
Horse of many colors: scientist, analyst, engineer, conference organizer, policy writer, geospatial wizard, community builder, entrepreneur - https://www.geospatialrisk.com/
Horse of many colors: scientist, analyst, engineer, conference organizer, policy writer, geospatial wizard, community builder, entrepreneur - https://www.geospatialrisk.com/
Amazing podcast interview! Too many quotes to pick just one.
www.volts.wtf/p/climate-ch...
#insurance #homeownership #risk #climate #climatebubble
www.volts.wtf/p/climate-ch...
#insurance #homeownership #risk #climate #climatebubble
Climate change and insurance: a growing fustercluck
Climate change is breaking the insurance market, and state governments can't afford to pick up the pieces
www.volts.wtf
December 6, 2024 at 8:47 PM
Amazing podcast interview! Too many quotes to pick just one.
www.volts.wtf/p/climate-ch...
#insurance #homeownership #risk #climate #climatebubble
www.volts.wtf/p/climate-ch...
#insurance #homeownership #risk #climate #climatebubble
Reposted by Priscilla Cole
The insurance industry will be the hero that finally spurs collective action that is significant enough to reverse the climate crisis.
We’re all the slowly boiling frog, until insurance says we can’t buy a home in much of the country. Only then will we treat this like the climate emergency it is :/
We’re all the slowly boiling frog, until insurance says we can’t buy a home in much of the country. Only then will we treat this like the climate emergency it is :/
Today on Volts: the insurance industry is the canary in the climate change coal mine. Now prices are rising, insurers are pulling out of whole states, & state budgets are straining to make up the difference. I talk with @kategordon.bsky.social about the whole mess.
www.volts.wtf/p/climate-ch...
www.volts.wtf/p/climate-ch...
Climate change and insurance: a growing fustercluck
Climate change is breaking the insurance market, and state governments can't afford to pick up the pieces
www.volts.wtf
December 4, 2024 at 6:50 PM
The insurance industry will be the hero that finally spurs collective action that is significant enough to reverse the climate crisis.
We’re all the slowly boiling frog, until insurance says we can’t buy a home in much of the country. Only then will we treat this like the climate emergency it is :/
We’re all the slowly boiling frog, until insurance says we can’t buy a home in much of the country. Only then will we treat this like the climate emergency it is :/
In of my old papers, I opened with this Machiavelli quote. This very much encapsulates my obsession and professional pursuits. Andrew shook me, but Hurricane Katrina caught me forever.
#flood #NaturalDisaster #Hurricane #climate #risk #GeospatialRiskSummit
#flood #NaturalDisaster #Hurricane #climate #risk #GeospatialRiskSummit
December 4, 2024 at 8:18 PM
In of my old papers, I opened with this Machiavelli quote. This very much encapsulates my obsession and professional pursuits. Andrew shook me, but Hurricane Katrina caught me forever.
#flood #NaturalDisaster #Hurricane #climate #risk #GeospatialRiskSummit
#flood #NaturalDisaster #Hurricane #climate #risk #GeospatialRiskSummit
Reposted by Priscilla Cole
Why have Americans been moving closer to climate risk?
Inflows of people from low to high #climaterisk areas have doubled since pandemic
40% of US population now live in coastal counties prone to hurricanes
Net migration to high wildfire risk areas up 146% since 2020
www.ft.com/content/08d7...
Inflows of people from low to high #climaterisk areas have doubled since pandemic
40% of US population now live in coastal counties prone to hurricanes
Net migration to high wildfire risk areas up 146% since 2020
www.ft.com/content/08d7...
Why have Americans been moving closer to climate risk?
Pandemic-era migration has doubled the number of people in areas most vulnerable to extreme weather events
www.ft.com
October 14, 2024 at 5:26 PM
Why have Americans been moving closer to climate risk?
Inflows of people from low to high #climaterisk areas have doubled since pandemic
40% of US population now live in coastal counties prone to hurricanes
Net migration to high wildfire risk areas up 146% since 2020
www.ft.com/content/08d7...
Inflows of people from low to high #climaterisk areas have doubled since pandemic
40% of US population now live in coastal counties prone to hurricanes
Net migration to high wildfire risk areas up 146% since 2020
www.ft.com/content/08d7...