Planning to live with Climate Change

02-Mar-10

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Climate Change is probably single largest global challenge faced by us all. To do it's part, the RTPI has  launched Planning to Live with Climate Change - Our 7 Commitments, which are: 

1 Promote behavioural change
2 Adapt existing places
3 Work towards responsive legislation and policies
4 Improve current practice
5 Celebrate best practice
6 Compile a compendium of best practice
7 Develop climate change education and skills.

To help achieve these aims, the RTPI Networks have appointed Network Climate Change Champions who will press widely for change and adaptation. 

Our Champions will explore and provide good practice examples and articles to feature on the website and in the media and will promote discussion amongst Network Members.

To read an article on Climate Change & Planning produced by the Network for RTPI News in Planning Magazine, click here

Minerals & Waste

Read more on minerals and waste and climate change

Climate Change Champions: Sue Brett and Lester Hicks

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Biodiversity and Countryside Management

Read more on biodiversity and climate change

Climate Change Champion: Stephen Isaac 

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Environmental Assessment

Climate Change Champion: Dermot Scanlon

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Healthy Communities

Read more on health and climate change

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Energy Generation

Read more on energy generation and climate change

Climate Change Champion: Chris Tivey

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Water & Marine Spatial Planning

Read more on water & marine spatial planning and climate change

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More information on climate change and planning can be found here:

RTPI Policy & Practice - Climate Change: click here

RTPI climate change research papers: click here

Networks and climate change: click here

 

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Author:
Trish Cookson
Publisher:
The Royal Town Planning Institute
Date:
02-Mar-10

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