Including 8 closely related terms such as floods, flooding, and flood.
… Increased flooding risk due to more storms and sea level rise Increased landslip risk affecting roads and cutting off areas for periods affecting import and export of local goods Coastal erosion effects cultural assets eg graveyards, historical assets Increased disease risk for animals and humans Increased maintenance costs for property (houses, businesses premises, piers) due to climate…
… Award winning expertise available locally for expansion of peat restoration work New Government funded facilities available locally to support waste changes Reliable baseline and data available locally on bird mortality, sea level and flooding impacts on which to build plans Young people and a growing group of adults actively engaged in the matter Weaknesses A very remote…
… • The increased risk of flooding • The health of our marine environment • The resilience of our businesses • The health and wellbeing of our people • Our cultural heritage and identity • The security and efficiency of our energy supply • The performance of our buildings • Infrastructure – network connectivity and interdependencies These consequences will be highly significant across a wide spectrum…
… the Open Government Licence v3.0 19 Council internal ferry fleet in need of replacement No bridges or tunnels to use as alternative routes if ferry inoperable Layout and quantity of roads network which if blocked due to storms, flooding, landslide etc would cut areas off Likelihood of increased power outages due to increased storm events Little development of tree planting and agri…
… in sea temperature reduces productivity of salmon industry (salmon are a cold water fish) This is already noticed off Alaska Changes in sea water quality creates more diseases in fish stocks Floods and droughts in our external to Shetland food growing areas reduces availability of food for humans and animals requiring a greater level of self sufficiency on food production Storms take…