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Homeowners Pay Price for Insurance Industry’s Reluctance to Address Climate Change, Consumer Groups Say

  • Fossil fuel companies face increasing pressure to pay for climate-related damage as several states pass climate Superfund laws based on their greenhouse gas emissions, starting with Vermont in 2023 and New York in 2025.
  • Consumer groups like U.S. PIRG and Public Citizen criticized the insurance industry for raising homeowners' premiums due to climate change impacts, which have impacted low-income communities the hardest.
  • Insurance rates have significantly increased in Illinois, affecting low-income communities by hampering affordable housing development as climate-related disasters worsen.
  • A growing number of lawmakers want fossil fuel companies to pay for climate-related damages, as seen in Vermont, the first state to pass a climate Superfund law after flooding in 2023.
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Corporate Knights broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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