Global security industry at risk as Hurricane worsening

In light of the world's climate change, the security industry faces daunting challenges as cyclones become more severe and frequent, showing how climate changes can increase financial risks, with catastrophic impacts on nations and societies.

However, the effects not only stop at natural disasters, but also include a profound impact on the global economy. Hurricanes result in heavy losses at individual, institutional and even state levels. Damage from floods, storms and high winds destroy infrastructure, homes and property.

The security sector is facing increasing pressure, with hurricanes causing higher compensation costs, companies paying to raise security policy prices, and sometimes discontinuing security coverage in high-risk areas. For example, in the United States, some coastal areas are experiencing sharp increases in property security prices due to the increased likelihood of hurricanes.

Accordingly, environmental sustainability has become a key element for addressing these challenges, in order to mitigate risks, and the adoption of environmental sustainability systems can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions that promote rising Earth's temperatures, thereby reducing the long-term strength and intensity of hurricanes

Sustainable solutions such as switching to renewable sources of energy, building natural disaster-resistant infrastructure and improving coastal land management can also reduce the impact of hurricanes. Furthermore, promoting the reconstruction of affected areas using sustainable methods may reduce the recurrence of huge losses in the future.