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Consumers told to prepare for 'unavoidable' climate change 17 September 2010 Consumers are to be told to prepare for the "unavoidable" impacts of climate change by environment secretary Caroline Spelman. She will say in a speech today (September 16th) that adapting to climate change and reducing carbon emissions will provide opportunities for consumers and businesses. "The transition to a low carbon, well-adapted global economy could create hundreds of thousands of sustainable green jobs," Ms Spelman will say. "But we must – all of us – take steps now to recognise the problem, analyse the risk and plan ahead." Her comments will come as the Adaptation Sub-Committee publishes a report outlining how well prepared the UK is for climate change. "This government is pushing ahead with measures to ensure that climate change adaptation becomes an ingrained part of how we manage our natural environment – particularly in critical areas such as water efficiency, biodiversity and food production." Today the BBC highlighted the impact of global warming as ice in the Arctic Ocean has melted quicker than is usual this year.
the title "global warming" you still get very cold winterns and they
will only get colder so now is the time to start looking for the best heaters.
link below to the full story: http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/Resources/Energy-saving-news/Climate-change2/Consumers-told-to-prepare-for-unavoidable-climate-change?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+EnergySavingTrust+(Energy+Saving+Trust)
Consumers told to prepare for 'unavoidable' climate change 17 September 2010 Consumers are to be told to prepare for the "unavoidable" impacts of climate change by environment secretary Caroline Spelman. She will say in a speech today (September 16th) that adapting to climate change and reducing carbon emissions will provide opportunities for consumers and businesses. "The transition to a low carbon, well-adapted global economy could create hundreds of thousands of sustainable green jobs," Ms Spelman will say. "But we must – all of us – take steps now to recognise the problem, analyse the risk and plan ahead." Her comments will come as the Adaptation Sub-Committee publishes a report outlining how well prepared the UK is for climate change. "This government is pushing ahead with measures to ensure that climate change adaptation becomes an ingrained part of how we manage our natural environment – particularly in critical areas such as water efficiency, biodiversity and food production." Today the BBC highlighted the impact of global warming as ice in the Arctic Ocean has melted quicker than is usual this year.
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