The UK Climate Climate Impact Programme
This is the web site for the definitive data set for climate change in the UK - includes regional data for Devon and Cornwall
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How are we going to cut carbon emissions by 80% by 2050?
80% by 2050
This blog is a collection of information sources about many aspects of climate change, peak oil and sustainability along with some actions we can and need to take to adapt to and mitigate the impacts of a changing climate.
The information is broken down into many different topics which give links and downloads to a wider resource of information
The information is broken down into many different topics which give links and downloads to a wider resource of information
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- Action at home
- Biodiversity and climate change
- Biofuels
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- Devon and Cornwall
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- Stop climate chaos
- Are biofuels sustainable?
- RSPB's 20 tough climate change questions
- Birds on the move
- Energy descent plans
- The problems with biofuels
- ECOS: Climate chaos - helping nature cope
- One Planet Agriculture
- UK Climate Change data - UKCIP
- Southwest Environement Home Page
- The impacts of climate change in Devon and Cornwall
- The end of oil?
- Shifting shores
- Forecast changeable
- Low energy light bulbs
- Woodlands, trees and climate change
- More chickens - Jamie
- 6 degrees - read this book
- Chicken Out - Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
- Climate change - the facts - the IPCC
- How to get accurate scientific information on clim...
- How much electricity are you using?
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