Senate would formally recognize climate change is making home insurance more expensive for Americans.
This resolution would have the Senate formally recognize that climate change and more frequent natural disasters are driving up home insurance costs across the United States. It also acknowledges that if climate change is not addressed, housing would become even harder for people to afford.
Today, home insurance costs are rising sharply, with natural disaster losses exceeding $100 billion annually, a 1000 percent increase since 2000. If this resolution passes, the Senate would formally state its recognition that climate change is causing these higher costs and that not addressing climate change would make housing less affordable.
SRES 554 · 119th Congress · December 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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