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Media Advisory: U.S. Senate Examining Climate’s Impact

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For Immediate Release
New York Press Office: Michael Barry, 917-923-8245, michaelb@iii.org

NEW YORK, March 22, 2023—Reporters covering today’s U.S. Senate hearing, are encouraged to contact the Information Institute (Triple-I) for interviews and analysis.

“Insurers are taking a responsible approach toward promoting a more sustainable and resilient environment and economy. In addition to serving as financial first responders, they are working with the communities and industries they serve to get out in front of climate risk, reduce the impact of extreme events, and improve resilience,” stated Sean Kevelighan, CEO, Triple-I.

In 2022, Triple-I offered its insights on , a program presented by The institutes Griffith Foundation in collaboration with the Regulator Education Foundation (IREF), and moderated a panel of leading experts on Solving for the World’s #1 Climate Risk—Flood at 2022’s InsureTech Connect (ITC) conference. Moreover, in an appearance last year before the National Council of Legislators (NCOIL), Triple-I discussed The Interrelationship Between Climate Change and .

Given that millions of Americans live in harm’s way, Triple-I also created a to promote resilience and close the insurance protection gap.

RELATED LINKS:

Article: ESG is in the Industry’s DNA

Triple-I Blog: Climate Risk Is Not a New Priority for Insurers

Facts & Statistics: Hurricanes

Triple-I Issues Briefs: Flood: State of the Risk

Hurricanes: State of the Risk

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