[PDF] Top 20 Climate Change and Heavy Rainfall Related Water Damage Insurance Claims and Losses in Ontario, Canada

... of claims and total incurred losses could increase by about 13%, 20% and 30% for the periods 2016-2035, 2046- 2065, and 2081-2100, respectively from the four-city seasonal average of 12 ± ...thousand ... See full document

... by insurance companies for weather related disasters in developing countries is three times higher than the international ...the insurance companies require accurate ...monetary losses, the ... See full document

... surers, water managers and ...the claims) during extreme events is an issue, and that a better knowledge of what events are likely to cause consid- erable calls (tens of times more than on a regular day) ... See full document

... ecological losses predicted due to mass GMC cultiva- tion is ...ecological losses over short term economic gains due to perpetuating loss of biodiversity, development of super-weeds, secondary pests and ... See full document

... Actuaries are often in search of finding an adequate loss model in the scenario of actuarial and financial risk management problems. In this work, we propose a new approach to obtain a new class of loss distributions. A ... See full document

... Regional Climate Change assessment program (NARCCAP) as inputs to the Rainwater Analysis and Simulation Program (RASP) ...of climate change in two agro-climatic ...in water supply in ... See full document

... of climate change and develop risk ...personal insurance has aimed at maintaining the same standards of living and health to people living ...for insurance. And new risks give rise to new ... See full document

... tion: water temperature is increasing while Heat Capacity declined during ...of water quality: Climate change expressed as dryness trend (rainfall re- duction) resulted in a shrinking ... See full document

... monthly climate statistics that are based on long-term weather records and are available internally in the SWAT data- base for ...total rainfall, daily maximum and minimum temperature are obtained from four ... See full document

... by climate change through droughts, cyclones, heat waves and other severe weather events seem overwhelming, it presents unique opportunities for innovation, develop- ment and employment ...of climate ... See full document

... Abstract: Democracy is one of the West’s most important contributions to universal human heritage. Still it presents some drawbacks in the ways it relates to certain global problems, especially climate ... See full document

... 15 cases, we need to turn to ends-based methods of compensation. The first of these is ends- restitution (e.g. restoring environmental conditions conducive to caribou hunting). However, due to the difficulties of this, ... See full document

... and water for optimal ...climate change. Infrastructure risk is therefore the potential for losses due to the failure of infrastructure systems supporting agricultural ... See full document

... According to research by NASA solar physicist David Hathaway solar cycle 25 peaking around 2022 could be one of the weakest in centuries. Therefore, it is time to put aside the global warming dogma, if we are moving into ... See full document

... of climate change on pollen allergy, focusing upon the annual herbaceous plant common ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia) in Europe (henceforth referred to as ... See full document

... Changes in Temperature and Rainfall as a Result of Local Climate Change in Pasadena, California 12. David Eugene Kimbrough, Water Quality Manager, City of Pasadena, Water & Power D[r] ... See full document

... to climate changes has been confirmed between ...future climate change ...of climate change scenarios indicated that as the temperature rises, the evaporation will increase in most ... See full document

... pressures (i.e., when the rainfall is not so heavy), the slope can maintain stability. However, if the pore-water pressure exceeds the critical value, as a result of heavy rainfall, for ... See full document

... Spring emergence marks the beginning of the feeding period, with budworms and their food supply developing at their respective, temperature-dependent rates. A model predicting relative fitness of budworms as a function ... See full document

... In this work we have examined the potential of growing potatoes in Ontario’s Far North (Canada). At present there is a successful agroforestry garden project in Fort Albany (Spiegelaar and Tsuji, 2013) and we have ... See full document