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#InsureOurFuture advocates for the insurance industry to stop insuring fossil fuels globally. Learn more: global.insure-our-future.com

If you work in or around the insurance industry, you’re probably already feeling the impacts of accelerating climate breakdown. Why are so few people talking openly about the true scale of the risks we’re facing, or how to respond? _____ Joseph Harrington - Creative Director Jack Bernadin - Editor

Japan is pushing devastating coal and gas expansion in #Bangladesh – where thousands of vulnerable people have lost land and livelihoods because of it. We were proud to work with artists Noor Alam and Suman Kanti Paul, to share these stories from Bangladesh with people in Tokyo.

🚨 Our new analysis reveals that Lloyd's is bucking the insurance market trend by persisting in growing its fossil fuel business. Its fossil fuel premiums continue to grow at a rate of +2.4% per year vs. -2.8% for the rest of the global insurance market. Read more: reclaimfinance.org/site/en/2025...

Lloyd’s of London’s booming fossil fuel business bucks market trend - Reclaim Finance

Lloyd's of London is bucking the global trend by continuing to grow its fossil fuel business.

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In Louisiana, shrimpers can't get insurance for their homes and businesses b/c insurers say climate change makes the area too risky to cover. Yet insurers ignore these risks when covering methane export terminals. Read more about the impacts of LNG expansion, @ran.org: www.ran.org/the-understo...

Insurance needs to be real about the science of climate crisis - The Understory - Rainforest Action Network

Captain Ray Mallet isn’t sure why the shrimp stopped coming up the channel once the three methane export terminals arrived in his home of Cameron Parish, Louisiana. It could be...

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✅ The good news: Chinese insurers lead renewable energy insurance growth at 20%+, capturing $200M in new premiums last year. ❌ The bad news: Joel Poultney at Insurance Business Asia has found that Chinese insurers still underwrites 3x more fossil fuels than renewables.

Just like you need insurance to drive a car, fossil fuel projects need insurance to operate. That means that, by providing insurance for this project, Chubb is allowing the exploitation & abuse of Freeport communities. Join us to call on them to STOP INSURING Freeport LNG.

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🚨 Social media storm today: lets focus on Marsh’s role as insurance broker for EACOP: 🛢 1,443km oil pipeline displacing 100,000+ people 🔥 Est. to emit 379 mill. tonnes of CO₂ 📢 Marsh has still not ruled out insuring this pipeline. Read more: 🔗https://xrb.link/gA4R7hHq8 #Take5Tuesday #StopEACOP

stopEACOP social storm focusing on Marsh to rule out insurance of this climate bomb project.

A new study shows that insurance companies' coal restrictions were effective in supporting the shift away from coal in the US. Insurers should use their clout to move away from oil and gas as well! Check out my #SwissClimateRambles blog post at swissclimaterambles.substack.com/p/insurers-a...?

Insurers accelerated the shift away from coal, new study finds

Fossil fuel exclusions are effective but Lloyd’s and Zurich play questionable roles

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This morning, before school drop-off, we erected a life sized flooded playground outside the @financialtimes.com Global Insurance Summit 🛝 Why? Because fossil fuel insurers like Hiscox are making climate disasters worse - then hiking premiums and dropping cover. Our kids are paying the price. 🔥🌍

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As insurance companies tighten policies & abandon climate-affected areas, people could be forced to pay their ow disaster repairs. This would drive up the risk of mortgage foreclosures & may force lenders to adjust credit scores based on climate risk 👇 edition.cnn.com/2025/05/19/c...

Why climate risk could affect your credit score for buying a home | CNN

Climate change should be considered a new core aspect of creditworthiness when prospective home buyers apply for a mortgage, a new report shows.

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