Ohio Waste Management Company Fined $602K Following Employee’s Death

A worker tragically lost their life at a Twinsburg, Ohio facility after Clean Harbors Environmental Services Inc. failed to follow key safety rules. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) stepped in and found that the company didn’t properly ventilate a confined space filled with organic chemical residue. This lack of … Read more

Consistent Rates, Loyal Customers: Climate Risk Modeling for Sustained Customer Retention

For many homeowners, sudden big jumps in insurance premiums are a tough pill to swallow. When extreme weather events like hailstorms or wildfires hit hard, insurance companies often raise rates sharply to cover those costs. This kind of rate shock can leave customers feeling frustrated and blindsided. It also puts insurers under pressure from regulators … Read more

In what ways is the environmental risk landscape changing?

Eric Paglieri, head of environmental for North America at AXIS, recently shared his insights on how the environmental risk landscape is changing and the challenges the market is currently facing. Speaking on IBTV’s environmental insurance special, Paglieri highlighted shifting risks, new regulations, and strategies to improve outcomes in this evolving area. He discussed how environmental … Read more

Tesla Sales Decline Again in California, Weighing on ZEV Market

Tesla is facing a tough stretch in California, with its new car registrations dropping for the seventh straight quarter. A recent report from the California New Car Dealers Association shows that Tesla registrations fell by 18.3% in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period last year. This decline also caused Tesla’s market … Read more

Sources Say EPA to Revoke Basis of Greenhouse Gas Regulations

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is preparing to reverse a key scientific finding that has been the backbone of the country’s climate rules for over a decade. Sources close to the matter told Reuters the agency plans to undo its 2009 conclusion that greenhouse gases pose a threat to public health. This move would … Read more

Illinois Staffing Agency Agrees to Pay $600K for Worker Misclassification

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul’s office has reached a $600,000 settlement with Wonolo Inc., a staffing company accused of misclassifying workers who found temporary jobs through its online platform. The agreement addresses claims that Wonolo treated many workers as independent contractors instead of employees and failed to pay them properly. The investigation found that workers … Read more