Climate change from an economic standpoint.
Climate deniers don't have a problem paying the ever increasing property rates. It's their prerogative not believe in science (belief in Trump will set you free) but insurance companies cannot afford skepticism. Wildfires, droughts and un-natural hurricanes all have to be paid for. Hurricanes that linger like Harvey are not supposed to be happening - it cost $125 billion. Hurricanes that veer away from the Atlantic Ocean, like Sandy are supposedly very rare - it cost 65 billion. Wildfires in California have increased 55% as the Jetstream is slowing - there has been $13.2 billion in insured losses so far this season. Overall insurance rates have gone up 44% since 2014.
But this doesn't bother climate deniers, they are all rich like their Messiah.
https://www.economical.com/en/blog/economical-blog/october-2018/why-did-my-home-insurance-premium-increase
Climate deniers don't have a problem paying the ever increasing property rates. It's their prerogative not believe in science (belief in Trump will set you free) but insurance companies cannot afford skepticism. Wildfires, droughts and un-natural hurricanes all have to be paid for. Hurricanes that linger like Harvey are not supposed to be happening - it cost $125 billion. Hurricanes that veer away from the Atlantic Ocean, like Sandy are supposedly very rare - it cost 65 billion. Wildfires in California have increased 55% as the Jetstream is slowing - there has been $13.2 billion in insured losses so far this season. Overall insurance rates have gone up 44% since 2014.
But this doesn't bother climate deniers, they are all rich like their Messiah.
https://www.economical.com/en/blog/economical-blog/october-2018/why-did-my-home-insurance-premium-increase