2016

Hurricane Matthew caused significant storm surge when it made landfall about 40 miles northeast of Charleston, South Carolina, on October 8, 2016.

After years of negotiation, two historic climate change agreements aimed at mitigating the effects of global warming have finally come to fruition.

Within a week of Hurricane Matthew's close bypass along the southeastern coast of Florida on October 7, an AIR damage survey team was on its way south.

Unprecedented rainfall resulted in catastrophic flooding in Louisiana during August 2016, notably from August 8–15.

In 2016, 76% of total premium was written in Revenue Protection alone. Revenue Protection insures producers against both yield and price risk, paying out on the higher of two prices: the price established at planting and the price established at harvest.

Florida's near 11-year drought of landfalling hurricanes may have ended when Hermine came ashore 23 miles south of Tallahassee on September 2, 2016, but the most memorable U.S. hurricane of the season will most likely be Matthew.

Atmospheric rivers hit the headlines from time to time.

As the soft market for insurance and reinsurance persists, providers are seeking ways to maintain their levels of coverage at a lower price.

For anyone following the rapid increase in the frequency of earthquakes in Oklahoma attributed to the injection of oil extraction wastewater deep into the ground, the story just took a couple of interesting turns.

My father could remember standing night after night in his back yard, 20 miles from London, watching the orange glow in the sky as the city burned as a result of bombing during World War Two.