Including the closely related terms sea level, level, and level rise.
… important wildlife (e.g. bat roosts) have positive ecological management plans for their wildlife interest – – √ All buildings to have water saving devices – √ √ New buildings to consider greywater reuse and include where possible – √ – Develop business continuity plans for sites and public buildings that will be subject to unacceptable increases in flood risk or sea level rise. Plan of potential…
… improvement, research, environmental, social and economic adaptation and reduction of the carbon footprint for our Fen peat landscapes √ √ √ Work with partners to understand how the Oxcam Growth Arc Water Cycle Study can best manage water resources, quality and flood risk across the Great Ouse catchment and into Cambridgeshire. √ √ Work with the Environment Agency to introduce sea level rise (SLR…
…) resilient measures to protect parts of Cambridgeshire at risk – √ – Work with partners to develop Natural Flood Management (NFM) projects to allow catchment-wide adaptation to flooding and sea level rise – √ – Work with the County's main water suppliers to deliver higher resilience to droughts – √ – MITIGATION: All, ADAPTATION: All Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Climate Commission Work…