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South wales valleys, once famed for their production of coal. last year, electricity production from wind across the uk was up by 23%, thanks in part to turbines like these. climate change is becoming more visible all over the world. heatwaves like the one that the uk suffered last summer will likely become more common. to avoid the worst climate impacts, scientists say fossil fuel use must peak now and drop rapidly over the next seven years. today's news is a critical first step on that path. matt mcgrath, bbc news. finally, from next month, there will a major new rival for the likes of netfl...

To avoid the worst climate impacts, scientists emphasised fossil fuel use must peak now to drop rapidly over the next seven years. today's news is a criticalfirst over the next seven years. today's news is a critical first step on that path. matt mcgrath, bbc news. that's the wind being productive. but drivers have been urged to take care as a swathe of stormy weather with heavy rain and winds of up to 70 miles per hour has swept across the uk. weather warnings are still in place across the south of england and south wales. our correspondent danjohnson has spent the day in newquay, and has thi...

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Infrastructure, our economies. the reality is is that every fraction of a degree matters. the sooner that we can end our contribution to climate change, the fewer of these devastating events that we'll have to tolerate. how much would it cost us not to tackle climate change? there are economic costs and there are human costs. we know that 200,000 homes and businesses on the coastline of england alone are at risk of rising sea levels by 2050, and this is already happening. but that's a human cost, but we will also see a cost to our economy. there's been estimates of around 7% of our gdp by the ...