We're hiring! We have a vacancy within our Climate Change Risk Assessment team for an economist to shape our work on the economics of climate risk and adaptation. Find out more: https://t.co/vwwTSdw6hi
Out today – our latest assessment of progress in Scotland in adapting to climate change. We find over the last 18 months there have been several notable steps forward on adaptation policy, but important gaps remain. https://t.co/DQDlCrWcKv (1/4) 🧵
Published today - our new Progress Report on Scotland’s Adaptation Progress is published today, completing our progress reporting tour of each of the UK nations.
With flooding in Brechin still fresh in the memory, this is a topical report.
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@theCCCuk
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"A visionary leader who was not only the torch bearer for Bangladesh's fight against Climate Change but for the entire global community, his unmatched legacy will remain as a shining example for years and generations to come." https://t.co/rLtNhsvuvm
Risk is increasing: New @WorldBank staff paper in @Nature combining 30 yrs of satellite imagery with flood maps to track urban development in flood zones. Globally, settlements expanded by 85% since 1985, while those exposed to floods increased by 122%. https://t.co/Eb4Httz0Ws
The Committee has published its first assessment of the current Welsh adaptation plan - Prosperity for All: A Climate Conscious Wales. Overall, we find there is a clear need for a more effective response to climate change in Wales. Read more: https://t.co/9ooq36inKY
With active assistance of 🇬🇧 Climate Change Committee, a two day capacity building program on Risk Assessment, facilitated by MoEFCC, concluded today. Reps from various Ministries of 🇧🇩 who attended, greatly appreciated the value of this program. 🙏 @UKinBangladesh
Doctoral students: want to see how research feeds into policy at an influential organisation?
The latest round of our Policy Internships scheme is now open to students funded by UKRI's councils
Apply by 2 Oct https://t.co/gmquaehjUZ
"In another summer of gruelling hot temperatures, water shortages and wildfires... We are at the stage where promising further action is not enough" https://t.co/cBPt4rmcmB
We're hiring a senior analyst to lead our work on building climate resilience across the UK infrastructure systems – electricity, fuel supply, water, telecoms & ICT and transport. Applications close 30/07. Take a look and apply here: https://t.co/e8AsReiiMu
"Let's do analysis on workers and skills for Net Zero", we said in 2021. Turns out it's quite a tricky thing to put numbers around.
So, very pleased to publish our 'Net Zero Workforce' brief, with job estimates, drawn from around 30 reports.
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The CCC is pleased to announce that @topnigel is joining the Committee as the new business champion.
Nigel brings unrivalled experience and expertise from his role as the UN’s Climate Change High-Level Champion for COP26.
https://t.co/7FGwscpO4g
As the climate continues to change, impacts are likely to intensify. We've written a joint letter with @NatInfraCom about developing more effective plans to improve the resilience of infrastructure. Read the letter here: https://t.co/4b9MMeld39
We've just published our first assessment of progress in adapting to climate change in Northern Ireland. We provide this assessment during the second NI Climate Change Adaptation Programme (NICCAP2) & ahead of the next NICCAP which is expected in 2024. https://t.co/q4RGM33Ylc
The UK has almost no credible plans to adapt to climate change
‘Water and food shortages, power blackouts, telecoms failures, flooding and heat-related deaths: some of the growing dangers facing the UK because of its failure to adapt to a warming world’ https://t.co/cBTMPcTH8x
The @IPCC_CH concluded not enough is being done to adapt to the impacts of climate change and @theCCCuk showed today that the UK is no exception. Hard choices ahead.
To date climate adaptation has received significantly less attention than the efforts taken to reduce emissions. The next National Adaptation Programme – expected this year – must change that. Read more in our latest assessment published today. https://t.co/9UPJ8dLix1
Possibly the most important report since I've been on the CCC. Delivering net zero requires transformation of our energy system. This can be achieved, whilst ensuring our system is resilient for energy generation, and resilient to climate impacts. Time to deliver!