With so many disasters, insurance companies are finding it harder to pay claims

The video discusses the increasing frequency and impact of billion-dollar disasters in the US, highlighting the role of climate change. Former FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate explains the challenges faced by the insurance industry and response organizations due to these disasters. The discussion covers the need for better mitigation strategies and infrastructure investment to handle future risks effectively.

What are the implications of the housing crisis following disasters?

What role does government spending play in disaster mitigation and recovery?

How should infrastructure be adapted to better prepare for future disasters?