Climate-risk scores guide major decisions, but underlying science is rarely open

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Jan 27, 2026, 7:00 pm101 pts
When families decide where to buy a home, when cities approve new development, or when governments decide where to invest billions in resilience, they increasingly turn to climate-risk scores for guidance.

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