Flood resilience can’t keep pace with climate change impact: Moody’s RMS

Climate change can drive “material” upside to potential urban flood losses, but with limits on the viability of protection offered by ever-increasing flood defences, a joint study between cat risk modeller Moody’s RMS and UK state flood risk pooler Flood Re.

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