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Showing 68 search results in natural catastrophe

  1. Volcanoes: Natural catastrophes in focus

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Article

    Learn about the risks of volcanic eruptions, their impact on people and property, and the role of insurance in mitigating damage.

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  3. Floods: Natural catastrophes in focus

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    Flood affects more people globally than any other peril. We look at the economic and insured losses from floods, as well as risk ...

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  4. Earthquakes: Natural catastrophes in focus

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    Earthquakes are among the most destructive of natural catastrophe perils. This pages examines risk management, insurance ...

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  5. Earthquakes: Natural catastrophes in focus

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    Earthquakes are among the most destructive of natural catastrophe perils. This pages examines risk management, insurance ...

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  7. Why no action on climate change is not an option

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    While no country is immune to the adverse effects of climate change, some nations will suffer worse than others.

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  8. Emerging risks and trends in the wake of coronavirus

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Article

    Periods of rapid change lead to new and evolving risks that are difficult to quantify but could have a major impact on the ...

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