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Strategies for insurers to address opportunities and challenges related to global climate change and related increases in ocean temperature.

Law360, New York (October 03, 2013, 11:55 AM ET) ‐‐ According to recent estimates, the insurance industry paid $77 billion for claims related to natural disasters in 2012. A June 2013 report by The Geneva Association, a leading international think tank for the insurance industry, suggests that this staggering total will only increase in the coming years.

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