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"Adaptation is the only means to reduce the now-unavoidable
costs of climate change over the next few decades"

Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change (2006) Quotes Corner

The South West Climate Change Impacts Partnership's key role is to raise awareness of the impacts of climate change, inform and advise on the challenges and opportunities of climate change in SW England, and develop practical adaptation responses. We influence the strategies and plans of key partners and work with stakeholders across key sectors to enhance the region's resilience to the impacts of climate change.

Want to find out more about the work of SWCCIP?
Subscribe to our regular e-newsletter by completing this short registration/subscription form (word doc - rtf) and e-mail it back to: swccip@environment-agency.gov.uk.

You can contact SWCCIP at the Environment Agency:

Miss Alex Webb, SWCCIP Manager or
Miss Becca Eastman, SWCCIP Project Officer
c/o Environment Agency (SW)
Manley House
Kestrel Way
Exeter
Devon EX2 7LQ

Tel: Alex Webb: 01392 442125, Becca Eastman: 01392 352230

E-mail:

General enquiries: swccip@environment-agency.gov.uk

Alex Webb (for specific requests/information): alex.webb@environment-agency.gov.uk

Becca Eastman (projects): becca.eastman@environment-agency.gov.uk

The South West Climate Change Impacts Partnership is supported by
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (through Government Office for the South West)
Ecclesiastical Insurance Group | Environment Agency | South West Tourism | South West Water