Abstract
In his Viewpoint “Insurance in a climate of change” (12 Aug., p. [1040][1]), E. Mills suggests that changes in climate have been responsible for some part of the trend in recent decades of increasing damage related to extreme weather. This claim is not supported by the peer-reviewed literature,
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