California Heat Stokes Fire Risk, Residents Asked to Curb Power Use June 12, 2019 By Brian K. Sullivan A second day of unrelenting heat is scorching California, sending temperatures to near record levels, raising risk of wildfires and...
2.9M Colorado Residents Now Living in Areas at Risk Of Wildfire November 29, 2018 The number of Coloradans whose homes are at risk from wildfires soared 45 percent in five years, reflecting the state’s...
CoreLogic & Academic Institutions: The Future of Catastrophe Risk October 18, 2018 By Ivan Kuhnel First on the Market Ten years ago, CoreLogic® (at the time, EQECAT) introduced the use of global Atmosphere-Ocean-General-Circulation Models (AOGCM)...
Feds Will Use Fires to Lower Washington Wildfire Risks April 24, 2017 To reduce the risks of wildfires, federal officials this spring are planning to conduct controlled burns on more than 9,000...
CoreLogic: $13.3B in Reconstruction at Risk in Northern California Dam Failure February 15, 2017 Roughly 50,047 single- and multi-family residential homes could be damaged with an estimated reconstruction cost value of $13.3 billion if...
Schwarzenegger Discusses Risk at California Insurance Forum May 9, 2016 By Don Jergler It turns out characters like Conan the Barbarian, the cyborg from Terminator and Dutch the protagonist in the original “Predator”...
Fire-Damaged Oregon Forests Vulnerable to Landslides: Scientists December 10, 2015 Scientists say the fire-damaged forests are more susceptible to landslides, and another week of rain and snow could heighten that...
What’s (Bad) Luck Got to do With It: Is Risk the Enemy? November 13, 2015 By Christopher J. Boggs Today is Friday the 13th! Not that I have paraskevidekatriaphobia, but a lot of people do – so much so...
Californians Pushed by Wildfires into High-risk Insurance Market September 21, 2015 By Nichola Groom There are lots of reasons people live in California’s Modjeska Canyon. Nestled against the mountains and abutting the Cleveland National...
Flood Zone Expansion Could Raise Insurance Costs for Some Coloradans September 8, 2015 By Dan Elliott New research shows floods like the one that ransacked northern Colorado two years ago, killing 10 people, might be more...