How the home insurance industry can ensure climate-resilient policies
Big insurance companies in Florida and California announced they would stop writing new home insurance policies due to soaring claims for fires, floods, and other natural catastrophes. Massachusetts hasn’ t yet faced an insurance market breakdown on that scale, but it might have if Hurricane Lee had shifted a few hundred miles west. Despite the growing threat…
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