Including the closely related terms property, and property.
… fooding which regularly caused disruption to transport (road closures, speed restrictions and lane restrictions); damage to property; and disruption to sporting events. Surface water fooding was regularly contaminated with sewage • extreme heat events had signifcant consequences for the police force as there was an increase in burglaries where burglars took advantage of open doors and windows…
… accordingly. For example: • as a result of property damage caused by adverse weather, all new council stock will incorporate climate change adaptation features, such as food resilience • council-run passenger vehicles have started introducing climate control to reduce temperatures during hot weather • the police have started to actively warn residents about the dangers of leaving doors and windows…
… and guidance on impacts and resilience measures for extreme weather Those that will beneft from this work will include decision-makers for community resilience, property owners and insurance companies. The information will be of great use to the ECCP in the mapping of risk across Croydon and must be included in the Level 2 NI 188 risk assessment. Croydon Climate Change Mitigation Action Plan 17…