Lloyd's also found that a mere 21 percent of its underwriters "believe that insurance buyers are giving greater consideration to climate change in risk management, which is a concern at a time when flooding and unseasonably high temperatures are highlighting the impact of climate change. Thirty-nine percent of underwriters questioned feel that climate change is likely to contribute to above average losses from the 2008 hurricane season after two years of benign loss experience."
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
More evidence of dying climate hysteria
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