Hurricane Cars Declared ‘Total Losses’ by Adjusters Are Now Back on Roads October 5, 2017 By Kyle Stock and Eric Roston The ink on the “total loss” insurance paperwork, like the 2007 Range Rover itself, was still wet when Morgan Moran...
Climate Change and Hurricanes – The Worst Is Yet to Come August 31, 2017 By Eric Roston How powerful would Hurricane Harvey have been in 1880? How much stronger might it be in 2100? A single Hurricane...
North Carolina Study Shows Coal Plants Might Be Even More Toxic Than First Thought August 16, 2017 By Eric Roston Scientists studying the aftermath of a massive coal-ash spill in North Carolina have discovered a byproduct of the fossil fuel...
Could Global Warming Be Speeding Up? It’s Likely, Say Harvard Scientists July 6, 2017 By Eric Roston Two climate scientists suggest they’ve come closer to resolving a critical debate about how quickly human activity will heat up...
West Antarctica’s Ice Loss Shows Signs of Becoming ‘Unstoppable’ October 28, 2016 By Eric Roston If you want to see the future of New York, Tokyo, or Mumbai, look no further than West Antarctica, where...
New U.S. Laws Back Still Doubted Climate Change August 12, 2016 By Eric Roston A federal appeals court in Chicago gave a thumbs-up this week to an obscure regulatory practice that helps the U.S....
Aon Risk Solutions Identifies 5 Big Geopolitical Risks for 2015 March 4, 2015 By Eric Roston Critical events of early 2015 – cheap oil and Middle East violence – will probably continue to take their toll...