'Plan and respond': Met Office launches Local Authority Climate Service

James Murray
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'Plan and respond': Met Office launches Local Authority Climate Service

New tool aims to help local councils assess climate risks and develop more effective climate resilience strategies

The Met Office has this week launched a new Local Authority Climate Service, promising to provide local government with easy access to tailored information on climate risks and support local climate adaptation...

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