The disasters in California and Florida are omens of the accelerating consequences of global climate damage, which will drive inflation to the point where increasing costs make it almost impossible to reign in the effects on food, housing, and income.

When the world’s largest risk assessment company says that climate change is a huge risk for the insurance industry, even legislators need to listen.

I would like to thank the readers of my recent article. They brought up many excellent points, which enrich the article. I report on several of those below.

One of the world’s most heavily populated cities could be 60 days away from running out of water.

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