Graham Reeder

Feb 19, 2025 | mondaq.com | Jennifer King |Graham Reeder

The impacts of climate change, once viewed as consequences forfuture generations, are now a present-day reality. Increasinglysevere and frequent natural disasters and climate hazards arealready having devastating impacts across the world and the costsof these impacts often fall on local governments. Earlier this year, historically intense fires blazed through adrought-stricken Los Angeles, leading to 70,000 relocations andover $350 million in damage to public infrastructure.