Feeling financially the impact of climate change

A man brings French baguettes to his
 mother's flooded house in
Chalette-sur-Loing Montargis, near
 Orleans, France on June 1, 2016.

Many argue that climate change will not be understood or accepted by many until they begin to feel its impact financially.

Well, whether we can personally see it or not, financially feel it or not, the world it paying dearly for what is a human-induced difficulty.

Some of the costs the world community are incurring are obvious natural disasters (some do argue, however, that some of those “natural disasters” are brought on by human activities), but human-induced climate change bears responsibility for many clearly identifiable and human-induced .

Read the ABC story -“Disasters cost world $92b in first half of 2016, Swiss Re says.”