U.K. Tries to Map Out Impact of Extreme Weather on Public Services
The report says flooding and heat are damaging railways, prisons and hospitals, while missing disclosures make the financial toll hard to measure.
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UK Tries to Map Out Risks to Public Services of Extreme Weather
Extreme weather is having a measurable impact on Britain’s public finances as areas including railways, prisons and healthcare are increasingly affected, the UK’s National Audit Office said. The full scale of the damage remains difficult to gauge, however, as many government departments are failing to provide the disclosures needed for a proper assessment, the NAO said in a report published on Monday.
New study reveals how climate change could affect public services and infrastructure
A new report by the National Audit Office (NAO) examines the government’s response to climate-related risks and the strength of its sustainability reporting. Based on the financial disclosures of 31 public bodies, it reveals how climate change could have serious consequences for public services an...
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