Climate change research at the Met Office Hadley Centre - JULES
Climate change research at the Met Office Hadley Centre - JULES Climate change research at the Met Office Hadley Centre - JULES
UK Climate Change RiskAssessment: Aims• “To undertake an assessment of the risks (including opportunities)from climate change to those things that have social,environmental and economic value in the UK, to help theGovernment create an enabling environment for the UK to adaptand identify priorities for action.”• To fulfil Climate Change Act 2008• To understand current and future risks and opportunities• To inform Government adaptation actions• To raise awareness of UK climate risks• To develop capacity – learning process• To identify research needs (inform next CCRA – 5 year cycle)• 1 st CCRA reports to Parliament 26 th January 2012© Crown copyright Met Office
CCRA Sectors and themesSECTORS• Agriculture• Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services• Built Environment• Business, Industry & Services• Energy• Flooding & Coastal Erosion• Forestry• Health• Marine (incl. fisheries)• Transport• WaterTHEMES• Natural Environment• Agriculture & Forestry• Business• Buildings & Infrastructure• Health & Well-being© Crown copyright Met Office
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CCRA Sectors and <strong>the</strong>mesSECTORS• Agriculture• Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services• Built Environment• Business, Industry & Services• Energy• Flooding & Coastal Erosion• Forestry• Health• Marine (incl. fisheries)• Transport• W<strong>at</strong>erTHEMES• N<strong>at</strong>ural Environment• Agriculture & Forestry• Business• Buildings & Infrastructure• Health & Well-being© Crown copyright <strong>Met</strong> <strong>Office</strong>
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