Cornell University in Ithaca is working to help businesses better prepare for the impacts of droughts, which can lead to wildfires, water shortages, and other severe challenges. A leading risk management and insurance brokerage firm is partnering with a researcher from Cornell’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The collaboration aims to improve understanding of the risks associated with future droughts and to provide better advice to clients. The research is part of Cornell’s ongoing efforts to address environmental issues and support sustainability through science and innovation.

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Source Location: Ithaca

Ithaca, NY

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