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Property insurers warn about flaw in new California wildfire rule (opens the original)
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New wildfire-safety rules in California are getting a tepid reception from the insurance industry, which says they may be insufficient to prompt property insurers to write more policies in the disaster-prone state. California regulators on Wednesday finalized first-in-the-nation requirements that people in fire-exposed parts of the state must remove flammable material from and limit vegetation in a 5-foot area around their homes. Removing combustibles close to homes lowers the chance a property
Firefighting resources are ‘critically low’ in record fire year (opens the original)
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Wildfires across the West have left a national group unable to fill all local requests for firefighting help and have plunged resources to a “critically low” level, according to memos by a federal group that coordinates national fire response. The National Multi-Agency Coordinating Center said in an Aug. 14 memo that it cannot “provide all requested resources for every fire” and on Aug. 11 said there is “no immediate relief anticipated.” The center helps agencies cooperate on wildfire response a
Insurers attacked for siding with fossil fuel industry in Supreme Court case (opens the original)
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They hoped to make the U.S. property-insurance industry an ally, but now, climate advocates are accusing insurers of selling out to oil and gas producers in a pivotal Supreme Court case over climate liability. A court brief by insurance groups, which supports the fossil fuel industry’s effort to avoid liability for extreme weather damage, reveals how insurers are ignoring the need to protect their policyholders against climate change, advocates say. The brief “on behalf of Big Oil is the cleares
Oklahoma Republicans attack each other over surging insurance prices (opens the original)
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Oklahoma’s top insurance official made a pointed suggestion to the state attorney general: Mind your business. Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready (R) this week accused Attorney General Gentner Drummond (R) of bullying his office as it conducts its regulatory duties. Drummond, who is running for governor, has repeatedly criticized Mulready for what he says is a sluggish response to address rising home insurance prices as extreme weather pelts the state with damaging hailstorms. The intraparty s
Property insurance takes center stage in Oklahoma political races (opens the original)
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In Oklahoma, where property insurers have infuriated people with large price increases and payment denials, the industry has become a top political target of candidates suing companies and vowing to jail insurance executives. The attacks six weeks before state runoff elections reflect the growing national angst over insurance that is acute in Oklahoma, where candidates say insurers are using deceptive tactics to stonewall or reject valid claims while sharply increasing rates. Despite being an in
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