Including the closely related terms species, and improved biodiversity.
… of climate impacts avoided/reduced More active, outdoor lifestyles Healthier diets Warmer, healthier homes Quieter, safer streets Vulnerable people protected locally and globally More cohesive, engaged communities Improved physical and mental health Improved air quality Better access to greenspace and nature Healthier water Improved biodiversity Reduced risk of flooding, heatwaves…
…, improved biodiversity and access to nature, cleaner air, more comfortable homes and highly productive and rewarding employment. Committee on Climate Change, Reducing UK Emissions: Progress Report to Parliament11 16 5. Delivering the Strategy 5.1 The role of the Reading Climate Change Partnership and other partners In developing the Reading Climate Emergency Strategy, the Reading Climate…
… electricity). For the economy New green industries with new jobs and export opportunities for the UK. For the country More biodiversity, cleaner water, more green space to enjoy. Reduced global warming, avoiding climate damages like flooding. For the individual Quieter streets, cleaner air, less congestion. Smarter cities and more comfortable homes. Healthier lifestyles with more active…
… and facilities Flooding impacts on wellbeing and livelihoods Air quality impacts exacerbated More positively, there is potential for more outdoor lifestyles Natural environment Transport Water environment Risk to vulnerable species and habitats Impacts on ‘eco-system services’ enjoyed by people Damage to natural habitats from water stress Impacts of increased drought risk on tree health Risk…
… of invasive/non-native species colonising as suitable ‘climate space’ shifts northwards Disruption of transport networks impacting on wellbeing and economy Flood risk to infrastructure Heavy rain/high winds leading to more accidents, treefall, road closures and delays Risk of slope/embankment failures Risk of rails buckling, cables sagging and roads softening Discomfort on public transport…