Including the closely related terms property, and property.
…. In some cases weather patterns, climates and natural environments are changing quicker than wildlife or people can adapt. Some of the effects of climate change could have serious effects which will amplify health implications such as increased sun exposure, increased air pollution, a longer and more intense allergy season and the spread of insect-borne diseases. Damage to property…
… water flooding, and subsequent impacts on people, property and the environment. Flooding at M74 near Abington, South Lanarkshire after Storm Frank Sustainable Development and Climate Change Strategy 2017-2022 • Warmer, drier summers are expected to lead to an increase in the number of days with high pollen counts, also causing problems for those who have respiratory diseases, or suffer…
… at the end of the three year programme. • Recycling services for our households have continued to expand with segregated waste collections extended to multi occupancy properties in 2014. New food and garden waste collections introduced in 2016 will also have contributed to the overall carbon reduction since 2012. • Emissions from the energy used in our building has reduced each year; and in 2016…