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They highlight met office projections for how the uk could heat up. first, by 2050, in an optimistic scenario, and then by 2080, if little is done to stop the gases that are driving up temperatures, and this would affect everyone. power supplies could become more vulnerable, the advisers say, put at risk by more violent weather, just when everyone will be relying on electricity for their cars. and homes across the country will also feel the heat literally, never designed for temperatures on the scale forecast, and experts say many people are having trouble staying cool right now. most of the people that contact us, they are just at their wits end. when it s in your home and you can t escape the heat and you can t sleep at night, and particularly with flats in london, you re having to make a judgment between do i leave the windows open and not sleep because it s noisy, or do i close the windows and then not sleep because i m overheating? ....
When temperatures in the south east were 10 degrees above normal. i mean, that s extraordinary and that s impacts of climate change hitting us now in the uk. and it s going to get worse. they highlight met office projections for how the uk could heat up. first, by 2050, in an optimistic scenario, and then by 2080, if little is done to stop the gases that are driving up temperatures, and this would affect everyone. power supplies could become more vulnerable, the advisers say, put at risk by more violent weather, just when everyone will be relying on electricity for their cars. and homes across the country will also feel the heat literally, never designed for temperatures on the scale forecast and experts say many people are having trouble staying cool right now. most of the people that contact us, they are just at their wits end. when it s in your home ....
That are driving up temperatures. and this would affect everyone. power supplies could become more vulnerable, the advisers say, put at risk by more violent weather just when everyone will be relying on electricity for their cars. and homes across the country will also feel the heat, literally. never designed for temperatures on the scale forecast. and experts say many people are having trouble staying cool right now. most of the people who contact us, they are just at their wits end. when it s in your home and you can t escape the heat and you can t sleep at night. and particularly with flats in london, you are having to make a judgment between do i leave the windows open and not sleep because it s noisy, or do i close the windows and not sleep because i m overheating? another risk is more landslides, like this one last year. so what s the government s response? it says the uk is a world leader in tackling climate change and that ....
Power supplies could become more vulnerable, the advisers say, put at risk by more violent weather just when everyone will be relying on electricity for their cars. and homes across the country will also feel the heat, literally. never designed for temperatures on the scale forecast. and experts say many people are having trouble staying cool right now. most of the people who contact us, they are just at their wits end. when it s in your home and you can t escape the heat and you can t sleep at night. and particularly with flats in london, you are having to make a judgment between do i leave the windows open and not sleep because it s noisy, or do i close the windows and not sleep because i m overheating? another risk is more landslides, like this one last year. so what s the government s response? it says the uk is a world leader in tackling climate change and that its planning does take account of the latest science. but it also says it will study ....
That s extraordinary and that is impacts of climate change hitting us now in the uk. and it s going to get worse. they highlight met office projections for how the uk could heat up. first by 2050, in an optimistic scenario, and then by 2080, if iittle is done to stop the gases that are driving up temperatures. and this would affect everyone. power supplies could become more vulnerable, the advisers say, put at risk by more violent weather just when everyone will be relying on electricity for their cars. and homes across the country will also feel the heat, literally. never designed for temperatures on the scale forecast. and experts say many people are having trouble staying cool right now. most of the people who contact us, they are just at their wits end. when it s in your home and you can t escape the heat and you can t sleep at night. and particularly with flats in london, you are having to make a judgment between do i leave the windows open and not sleep because it s noisy, or do ....