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Climate writer @ Forbes & The Climate Laundry. No longer using this site. Find me @ davidrvetter on Bluesky. Leads to vitruvius.09 on Signal.
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Insiders Warn Insurers’ Climate Retreat Could Spark 2008-Style Crash

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By David Vetter Verified
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An anonymous memo from senior U.K. and European insurers has warned that the global insurance industry will price, exclude and exit its way out of climate risk, leaving households, investors and taxpayers to pick up an impossibly large bill. Here is what the memo says, and what the evidence shows. What Happened?
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How A Climate Comedy Accidentally Scripted Real Fossil-Fuel Propaganda

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By David Vetter Verified
| Forbes Verified
When Jessie Bluedorn and Kylie Holloway sat down to script an episode of their comedy series SLICK, they invented a fictional oil-and-gas client who wanted their ad agency to create a Sims-style video game to convince children that investing in oil is “not only smart, but good.” On paper, it played as absurdist satire: the darkly comedic yet logical endpoint of a creative industry that will build almost anything a fossil fuel company asks for. Then Bluedorn found out the game already existed.
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Why Don’t People Trust Scientists? Turns Out, It’s Not About Expertise

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By David Vetter Verified
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Want some good news? Most people still trust scientists. A new survey from the U.K. found that 63% of adults give scientists a high trust score. But dig deeper, and a troubling pattern is emerging: trust is splitting along the same political and cultural fault lines already visible in the United States. And the divide has almost nothing to do with how authoritative scientists are seen to be. Whose Side Are You On?
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