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Climate change

Cllr Vix Lowthion represents Carisbrooke and Gunville on the Isle of Wight Council.
Climate change

Call for 'massive investment programme' to face future summers after June heatwave

Whitwell, following heavy rain and flash flooding in February Whitwell, following heavy rain and flash flooding in February
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'Climate change emergency' could be redeclared after extreme heat and flooding

Rooftop solar panels Rooftop solar panels
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Island climate plan could be tweaked with 'urgent' poverty reduction priorities

Flooding on Ryde Esplanade, October 2023 Flooding on Ryde Esplanade, October 2023
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Sea level likely to be "about a metre higher" in around 80 years, councillors told

Flooding in East Cowes Flooding in East Cowes
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Climate change: latest on Island's net zero progress

The Island could lose more than 90 homes and suffer millions of pounds of property damage by 2100 The Island could lose more than 90 homes and suffer millions of pounds of property damage by 2100
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New map reveals Island erosion to cause over £21 million property damage by 2100

Should we be losing fertile farmland to solar parks? Should we be losing fertile farmland to solar parks?
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If we are to have enough food, fertile farmland shouldn't be lost to solar parks

Research has revealed the locations at risk of being underwater by 2030. Picture: PA/Climate Central Research has revealed the locations at risk of being underwater by 2030. Picture: PA/Climate Central
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These areas of the Isle of Wight could be underwater by 2030 study reveals

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