Including 5 closely related terms such as sea levels, sea level, and level.
… can begin to protect ourselves and our families from the dangers we face. Locally much of what we hold dear is at risk from climate disruption: our lifestyles; the places we love; the sports we watch and play; the food we enjoy; and our treasured wildlife and wild spaces. As a coastal peninsular, sea level rise is a direct threat too. Whilst the costs of doing nothing about climate…
… zero’ pollution, some further impact will be inevitable from pollution already in the atmosphere. We are living through climate change. This change will continue for some time. We need to adapt. Wirral is experiencing: - Higher summer temperatures with longer dry spells and more frequent heat waves; - Warmer and wetter winters; - More storms and floods; and, - A rise in sea levels. Wirral…
… more carbon naturally by increasing woodland cover in line with national recommendations and by protecting soils and natural habitats To create a climate resilient Wirral, we must aim for: A CLEAR VIEW OF CLIMATE RISK: To identify vulnerabilities in the face of present extreme weather and further, already unavoidable, changes in the climate and sea levels this century. ADAPTATION: To put…
…, both the need to reach net zero emissions rapidly and the need to adapt to unavoidable change in climate and sea levels. Public Consultation on the new plan under Regulation 18 of the Local Plan Regulations 2012 is due to begin in 2020. The Cool Wirral Partnership will be a consultee at this stage. The local domestic recycling collection is based on a system that was developed approximately…