by Resilient Cities Network | Oct 24, 2025 | Publications
Community of Practice Issue Brief #1 As climate-related health risks—from heatwaves to air pollution and flooding—intensify, cities are struggling to keep communities engaged and informed. Climate “fatigue,” information overload, and declining public trust are making...
by Resilient Cities Network | Oct 8, 2025 | Featured Publication, News and Blogs, Press Room, Publications, Trending Subjects
Cities are already paying the price of inaction: insurance premiums are increasing, homes and businesses are becoming more challenging to insure, and capital is beginning to move elsewhere. A new report from Resilient Cities Network and Tokio Marine Group warns that...
by Resilient Cities Network | Oct 2, 2025 | Featured Publication, Publications, Trending Subjects
Homeowners in the City of Oakland face significant barriers for accessing and maintaining wildfire insurance. The number of policies that are non-renewed continues to grow and expand to geographic locations in the city that were previously considered insurable by...
by Resilient Cities Network | Sep 16, 2025 | Featured Publication, Publications, Trending Subjects
Cities are on the frontlines of a dual crisis: climate change and public health. Rising chronic disease, aging populations, skyrocketing healthcare costs, and growing inequalities are pushing health systems to the brink. By 2030, urban mortality from heat is projected...
by Resilient Cities Network | Sep 16, 2025 | Press Room
Cities could save 725,000 lives a year by tackling climate threats to health, new report finds. Without action, heat and air pollution deaths in cities will rise 45% and 18% respectively by 2030. Four low-cost intervention bundles could offer major health...
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