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In 2025, climate disasters caused over $122 billion in losses, with California wildfires deadliest, followed by floods and cyclones in Asia.
In 2025, climate disasters caused over $122 billion in global insured losses, with the California wildfires the costliest event at $60 billion and over 400 deaths.
Southeast Asia faced severe cyclones and floods, resulting in $25 billion in damages and more than 1,750 fatalities.
China, India, and Pakistan also suffered major flooding, killing over 2,000 and displacing millions.
The Philippines saw $5 billion in typhoon damage and 1.4 million displaced.
Despite higher economic costs in wealthier nations due to insurance, poorer countries endured disproportionate human tolls, with underreported disasters in Africa and Asia likely increasing the true impact.
Experts link the disasters to climate change from fossil fuel use and urge urgent global action, noting a COP30 pledge to triple adaptation funding to $120 billion by 2035, though no binding emissions cuts were made.
En 2025, los desastres climáticos causaron más de 122.000 millones de dólares en pérdidas, siendo los incendios forestales en California los más mortales, seguidos de inundaciones y ciclones en Asia.