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How well prepared is the UK for climate change?
17th September 2010
The first national assessment of how well prepared the UK is for climate change has been published by the Adaptation Sub-Committee, the independent body that advises government on climate adaptation.
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Adapting Through Natural Interventions - report published
1st September 2010
Climate East Midlands has launched the findings of the “Adapting Through Natural Interventions” study, which looked at the role of Green Infrastructure in climate change adaptation in the East Midlands.
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National Trust gardener takes French lesson in fight against climate change
16th August 2010
A trainee gardener at National Trust’s Hardwick Hall near Chesterfield spent two weeks in May at Chateau Villandry in France’s Loire Valley. Tim Turner wanted to find out what gardening practices we could adopt here in the East Midlands, and what plants we could grow, as the climate changes.
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Would you like a WIMBY?
16th August 2010
Anyone who has ever wanted a WIMBY – or is wondering what one is – is invited to find out more. From the Stepping Stones Project at Leicestershire County Council.
Regional Adaptation Network Launched
26th April 2010
Climate East Midlands has launched a Regional Adaptation Network to enhance information-sharing amongst partners and stakeholders. It’s free to join and open to all!
