January 15, 2026
Since 2017, when TCFD recommendations were published, thousands of companies have disclosed their physical climate risks and materiality analyses. What do these disclosures look like?
April 15, 2025
If frequent events & small extremes were covered by insurance, millions of properties would lose value and become stranded assets, and the real estate market would freeze up
December 15, 2024
Companies withdraw from certain areas because of floods, droughts, water scarcity, and wildfire risks. These risks don't have to be catastrophic at all, but simply recurrent and impactful.
September 15, 2024
In 2022 during extreme drought, the economic loss due to Mississippi River disruptions was estimated at $20 bn
January 15, 2024
Physical climate risk assessment is not about predicting the exact future dates of specific events like a weather forecast.
November 15, 2023
Where do you get the data? A Step-by-Step Guide: What You Need to Know
August 15, 2023
When a company is paying $1 M annually for flood insurance, it means (a) the risk is high, and (b) urgent preventive / anticipative action is needed to reduce financial expected loss and irreversible material damage.
