Eastbourne
The ability of any community to withstand external climate change impact is dependent upon its capacity for resilience and adaptation. Such capacity takes years to build and involves not only making all the physical preparations needed ahead of the time of crisis, but also making the social and psychological adjustments necessary to ensure the community’s emotional and social strength. The Climate Adaptation Group analyses how Eastbourne could better withstand the inevitable shocks from the ever-worsening impacts of global warming and biodiversity collapse, designing practical projects for increasing local climate adaptation based on those analyses.
Currently, most of us are used to buying fuel in litres and we understand range and miles per gallon (mpg). Mainly it is about making sure we do not put the wrong fuel in and finding a petrol station for a top-up. So what are the differences with an EV?
Group Chair
Old Town Community Food Hub trial
Eastbourne Food Partnership
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