Insurers, cat modellers sound alarm as key US weather data goes offline

Cat modellers, insurers and their regulators have sounded the alarm over federal budget and deregulation threats to climate data traditionally available from the US weather and climate agency NOAA.

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Insurers, cat modellers sound alarm as key US weather data goes offline

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