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Natural disasters have generated $250 billion in losses by 2023, with less than half covered by insurance.
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Reinsurance company Munich Re warns that insurers need to re-evaluate how they classify storms in light of the increasing number of storms. Last year was the hottest on record, affecting all weather patterns and exposing millions of people to dangerous temperatures.
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