As customers prioritise climate responsible behaviours, their risks will change: cycling to work being one clear example. But might customers be less willing to take long-haul flights for trip-of-a-lifetime holidays in the future?
On the other hand, climate responsible behaviours can be beneficial for health; eating less red meat, cycling and walking, for instance. The popularity of climate-monitoring wearables like pollution monitors offer opportunities to capture health data at the same time as climate data.
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How can insurers incentivise climate-responsible behaviour?
How will climate change affect different insurance lines?
What is one proactive step insurers can take to reduce climate change?
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