Potential implications of climate change in the built environment.

By:

Graves, Hilary M

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Series: FBE Report ; 2Publication details: London CRC Ltd 2000Description: vii, 63p. ; 30cmISBN:

1860814476

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LOC classification:

551.52

Summary: As the built environment generally has an expected lifetime of 20 to over 100 years per building, it is important that impacts of climate change are considered for the building stock being built in the next few decades. This report contains technical assessments of potential impacts and adaptation strategies based on the UKCIP98 (UK Impacts Programme) 'medium-high' climate change scenario.

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As the built environment generally has an expected lifetime of 20 to over 100 years per building, it is important that impacts of climate change are considered for the building stock being built in the next few decades. This report contains technical assessments of potential impacts and adaptation strategies based on the UKCIP98 (UK Impacts Programme) 'medium-high' climate change scenario.

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