NERCscience | What is the UK Climate Resilience Programme? @NERCscience | Uploaded March 2023 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Even with dramatic cuts to our greenhouse gas emissions, some warming of our climate is inevitable - and that comes with risks and uncertainties. What's being done to prepare the UK for climate change?
In this video, we meet researchers from the UK Climate Resilience Programme (UKCR) who are working to understand how we can reduce the risks of climate change to the UK. Over 60 projects sit beneath the UKCR umbrella, working with a huge range of people and organisations to help them become more resilient to climate change - from farmers to the emergency services. Their findings are helping the UK take action for the future, feeding into climate change policy and action plans across the country.
This is a four-year Strategic Priorities Fund (SPF) scientific research programme led jointly by @UKResearchandInnovation (UKRI) and the @metoffice .
Find out more about all the projects and the wider programme on their YouTube Channel @ukclimateresilienceprogram5301 or on the UKCR website ukclimateresilience.org
Even with dramatic cuts to our greenhouse gas emissions, some warming of our climate is inevitable - and that comes with risks and uncertainties. What's being done to prepare the UK for climate change?
In this video, we meet researchers from the UK Climate Resilience Programme (UKCR) who are working to understand how we can reduce the risks of climate change to the UK. Over 60 projects sit beneath the UKCR umbrella, working with a huge range of people and organisations to help them become more resilient to climate change - from farmers to the emergency services. Their findings are helping the UK take action for the future, feeding into climate change policy and action plans across the country.
This is a four-year Strategic Priorities Fund (SPF) scientific research programme led jointly by @UKResearchandInnovation (UKRI) and the @metoffice .
Find out more about all the projects and the wider programme on their YouTube Channel @ukclimateresilienceprogram5301 or on the UKCR website ukclimateresilience.org
