This will bring out a vortex of dispute from deniers, yet insurers bear the risk and are becoming very wary of uncompensated perils.
Should QBE insure against flood after a property has been inundated twice in ten years?
Shareholders would be mighty angry if they did.
A government insurer?
Taxpayers will go ballistic at the idea of unlimited public liability - quite rightly.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/climate-risk-insurance-future-capitalism-günther-thallinger-smw5f/
Tough times for the households who own on floodplains that should never have been built upon.
We can raise the land 10 metres or demolish and make parklands.
Again, who will pay for this?
Ash
This will bring out a vortex of dispute from deniers, yet...
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