We Just Lost Earth’s “Parasol”...


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Institute and Faculty of Actuaries & University of Exeter Report
14 January 2026
Parasol Lost: Recovery plan needed
#FYI video lecture and literature review
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#IFoA report on accelerating #GlobalHeating
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2paRMQ1k6k
#climate #ClimateScience #climatechange #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #ClimateDisruption #globalWarming #ExtremeWeather #polycrisis #EcosystemCollapse #systemcollapse #ecocide #fossilfuels #Co2 #Co2Emissions #methane #GreenhouseGases

Dünya neden düşündüğümüzden daha hızlı ısınıyor?
#IFoA ile Exeter Üniversitesi’nden yeni rapor, küresel sıcaklıkların daha önce öngörülenden daha hızlı arttığı konusunda uyarıyor #SonDakika #KüreselIsınma #Sıcaklık #İklim

Bilim insanları acil bir “toparlanma planı” çağrısı yaparken, dünya küresel ısınmanın hızını ve bunun ekonomiye etkisini “ciddi biçimde hafife aldı.” Aktüerler Enstitüsü ve Fakültesi (IFoA) ile Exeter Üniversitesi’nden yeni bir rapor, küresel sıcaklıkların daha önce öngörülenden daha hızlı arttığı konusunda uyarıyor. Bu, derhal önlem alınmazsa Dünya’nın 2050’den önce sanayi öncesi seviyelerin 2°C üzerine çıkmasının artık […]
The risk has been assessed: who will step up to manage it? https://global-tipping-points.org/risk-dashboard/
A great new paper out from the #IFoA talking about planetary solvency - if the planet was an insurance company it would be going insolvent and the implications for our lives. Basic message: better to be approximately right than precisely wrong
Climate risks are complex, interconnected, and could threaten the basis of our society and economy. Latest report from #IFoA - joint work from actuaries and climate scientists.
Climate Scorpion – the sting is in the tail https://actuaries.org.uk/news-and-media-releases/news-articles/2024/mar/14-mar-24-climate-scorpion-the-sting-is-in-the-tail/ .
We can't rely on the best case, or even on the best estimate of what will happen. We need to have a best guess about the worst-case and make policy on that basis.
It's a fantastic report, and a must-read.
#Actuaries have issued a call for more #precise #climate #risk #assessments, highlighting the concept of the “🔹risk of ruin🔹,” which refers to a critical juncture beyond which global society might be unable to adapt to the ramifications of climate change.
A collaboration between the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries ( #IFoA ) and the University of Exeter has resulted in a report titled
💥“Climate Scorpion: the sting is in the tail,” 💥which makes a case for employing risk management strategies traditionally used in financial services to evaluate and convey the risks associated with climate change.
The report advocates for the consideration of “worst-case” scenarios regarding climate change. It also issued a warning that the pace of global warming could be #accelerating, with the likelihood it could surpass the 1.5°C target becoming increasingly plausible.
This could lead to several tipping points, including the #collapse of the #Greenland #ice #sheets, which could have long-lasting consequences.
Unexpected sensitivity to climate change is also a concern, as what is often described as a “#tail-#risk” might have a higher probability of resulting in significant temperature increases.
Methodologies are also now suggesting that a doubling of #greenhouse #gas concentrations could lead to #temperature rises of 7°C or more.
https://www.insurancebusinessmag.com/uk/news/environmental/policymakers-urged-to-consider-risk-of-ruin-for-climate-481136.aspx