In this episode of Sound Policy, we take a closer look at why fire is still the leading cause of loss for FM clients worldwide. Host Brian Amaral is joined by FM’s Dr. Lou Gritzo, Chief Science Officer, to explore how fire risk is evolving. The conversation covers how electrification, battery storage, automation, and denser industrial operations are resulting in shifting ignition sources, while electrical systems continue to drive the majority of industrial fires. You’ll also hear how quickly small fires can escalate, why adoption—not technology—is often the biggest barrier to reducing losses, and how climate conditions, land-use decisions, and construction choices are putting developed areas at greater risk of wildfire. 🎧 Listen to Sound Policy here on YouTube, as well as on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. #SoundPolicy #FireRisk #FirePrevention #RiskEngineering #Wildfire

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