Including 4 closely related terms such as sea level, level, and level rise.
… Introduction Scientific context In the last 11,000 years the global average temperature was relatively stable, until approximately 150 years ago when human activities notably increased atmospheric greenhouse gases. The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has described the consequences of this which includes global sea level rises, extreme heat and precipitation3. Met Office records show…
… developments achieve a net gain in biodiversity. GN3. Non-climate change related pressures on at-risk habitats and species are minimised. GN4. New sea defences avoid habitat loss from sea level rise where possible. - Climate Change Strategy Page 16 of 20 Gosport Borough Council Engagement and Partnerships E1: An enabling principle to deliver the aspirations in this Strategy…