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Video: The Tangible Economic Cost of Action Related to Climate Change is High, Inaction Higher

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In this video, Josh Darr, Head of North America Peril Advisory, Guy Carpenter, and Jessica Turner, Managing Director, Catastrophe Advisory, Guy Carpenter, highlight how the tangible economic cost of action related to climate change may be high, but the cost of inaction is ultimately higher. They also discuss the scientific advances being made for climate change risk management.

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