Researchers and educators across Iowa say insurance premiums will continue to increase in Iowa due climate change. (Photo by Kathie Obradovich/Iowa Capital Dispatch) Scientists from universities ...

Over 150 Iowa climate scientists released a statement this morning, warning of the impact of climate change on the insurance market in the state. Click below to read the full statement. The statement ...

Natural disasters in Iowa that cause millions and even billions of dollars damage are becoming more frequent, which some experts blame on our changing climate. The 15th annual Iowa Climate Statement ...

KCCI EIGHT NEWS AT SIX, THE 15TH ANNUAL CLIMATE STATEMENT SAYS SEVERE WEATHER WILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON INSURANCE PREMIUMS FROM HOMEOWNERS TO FARMERS. EXPERTS SAY THE PRICE FOR INSURANCE DUE TO EXTREME ...

For 15 years, Iowa researchers and educators have released an annual climate statement outlining how a changing climate is already affecting Iowans and how the state can respond. This year’s statement ...

This year is not a particularly white Christmas. Across the United States, families are gathering to enjoy a walk on a warm, sunny day. The fingerprints of climate change are all over the 2025 holiday ...

In 2014, the U.S. Department of Agriculture created a network of “climate hubs” to understand how climate change affects agriculture and forestry and help farmers adapt to more extreme and ...

Iowa (ICD) - Scientists from universities across Iowa urge a shift to more renewable energy sources and updated building standards to cope with insurance premiums that are mounting due to a changing ...

The release of the 15th annual Iowa Climate Statement brought discussion surrounding climate change contributing to higher property insurance costs in the state Monday. Roughly 180 Iowa science ...

(KWQC) - A group of Iowa scientists found climate change is hitting people’s pockets through rising insurance costs. The researchers found insurance prices are going up, and in some cases, insurance ...