Climate resilience

In preparation for the 2024 wildfire season, the EU has strategically prepositioned resources across key locations.

While pandemics have been the focus of infection-related risks recently, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing threat.

Climate change will not just create weather and climatological risks and impacts, it will also create direct and secondary impacts on society and economies. The time to start planning is now, to enable your organization to adapt in advance of possible disruption.

Sinking land and subsidence is overlooked as a hazard in urban areas globally, according to scientists from Virginia Tech, US, and the University of East Anglia, UK.

GARP, the Global Association of Risk Professionals, has published the results of its inaugural ‘Global Survey of Nature Risk Management Across Financial Firms’.

As part of the Corporate Climate Resilience Pathways initiative, Resilience Rising, Resilience First, and C2ES have launched a new report and set of principles which aim to help companies to enhance their climate resilience.

International SOS has released highlights from its International SOS Risk Outlook 2024 report showing ‘the profound impact of climate change on businesses worldwide’.

Almost two-thirds (63%) of IT leaders say their organization’s legacy infrastructure is causing them a huge sustainability nightmare according to new research from Daisy Corporate Services.

The Saffir-Simpson Windscale is used to label a hurricane on a scale from Category 1 to Category 5. Now climate scientists are suggesting that it may need updating to account for the potential for hurricanes beyond Category 5.

Aon plc has published its 2024 Climate and Catastrophe Insight report, which identifies global natural disaster and climate trends to help organizations make better decisions to manage volatility and enhance global resilience.