A UCLA study reveals that January's wildfires in Los Angeles County could cost up to $164 billion, making it the second-most expensive natural disaster in U.S. history. The article explores the devastating economic toll, including loss of life, destroyed homes, and long-term impacts on California's economy.

Scott Medintz explores a recent analysis commissioned by Consumer Reports and supported by Breakthrough Energy. Conducted by ICF, the study forecasts significant financial burdens for individuals born in 2024 if climate change mitigation efforts are not substantially strengthened.

CEOs face tech disruption and climate transition. PwC's survey shows 45% doubt long-term viability and stress innovating with climate-friendly products.

Smallholder farmers globally invest $368 billion annually for climate adaptation, averaging $838 per household. Despite this, only 0.3% of international climate finance reached them in 2021. Carbon markets and increased international support are essential for enhancing resilience and innovation in smallholder farming.

Travis Hodges in ClaimsJournal highlights $92.9B in U.S. weather-related damages, urging a reevaluation of insurance risk and the role of brokers in providing tailored coverage.

Study: Rising temperatures may boost food inflation by 3.2% and overall inflation by 1.18% yearly by 2035.

The average cost of homeowners' insurance has surged to $1,900 a year nationwide, driven by climate risk, prompting insurers to reassess pricing models and leading to a 12 percent increase in premiums in 2022, with further rises anticipated.

The Inflation Reduction Act, a major climate and tax law, empowers American consumers to save thousands of dollars while combating climate change through incentives for electrifying transportation and implementing energy-efficient home improvements.

Climate change drives up supply chain prices in Europe, impacting essential goods like food and energy.

CEOs foresee climate change intensifying high prices in 2023; PwC survey reveals growing concern among 4,400 global leaders.

EPA invites public input on climate initiatives for equity and impact.

Climate change drives structural damage, raising home insurance premiums for 90% of homeowners, particularly in disaster-prone areas.

Investing in Climate Action: KraneShares Global Carbon Transformation ETF (KGHG) leading the charge to a low-carbon economy.

Skyrocketing home insurance costs due to climate change pose challenges for homeowners, as premiums soar and coverage options dwindle, leaving many uncertain about protecting their homes in the face of future disasters.

Discover Drawdown.org's transformative roadmap for practical climate solutions, empowering action for a regenerative world.