Joint Approach 'Could See Wales Lead the Way' in Climate Resilience
Wales can lead in climate resilience if communities, government, and infrastructure providers collaborate, according to a new report.
The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales (NICW) has released its latest report, A Perfect Storm — Is Wales doing enough to co-ordinate action and engage communities in adapting our infrastructure to a changing climate?
Without urgent action to prepare for the worsening impacts of climate change, Wales risks being left dangerously exposed, with yet more devastating floods, record-breaking heatwaves and coastal erosion to come.
However, by working together, Wales has the opportunity to take the lead in climate resilience.
Author's summary: Wales can lead in climate resilience through joint efforts.
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