14:14:14 From  David Chapman (he/him)  to  Everyone:
	IPCC refers to 5.7 degrees are we only expecting to get to 4 in the UK currently?
14:17:36 From  Emma Ferranti  to  Everyone:
	David - 4 degrees refers to global average temperature so - 4 degrees warming in global average temperature does not mean 4 degrees warming in UK - the impact of 4 degrees warming will lead to localised changes in temperature (and other weather, and other impacts such as sea level rise). Not sure about 5.7 degrees figure you refer to. Hope that helps :-) (Emma Ferranti Uni Bham)
14:18:45 From  David Chapman (he/him)  to  Everyone:
	Hi Emma, thanks for the response. the last IPCC report actually says we could be going up to 5.7 but I believe this might be 2100 and I think Richard was talking 2080.
14:20:19 From  Alan Carr - SWM  to  Everyone:
	For more info on all the things that Richard is talking about, check out the UK Climate Risk website: https://www.ukclimaterisk.org/
14:20:56 From  Emma Ferranti  to  Everyone:
	This page shows expected emissions and expected warming - https://climateactiontracker.org/global/temperatures/
14:21:56 From  Nicky  Conway  to  Everyone:
	How do you develop the cost benefit ratios? It’s very powerful to see and help make the case, and it would help to understand how you calculated them?
14:22:53 From  Helen Macintyre  to  Everyone:
	@DavidChapman There are also UK-specific climate projections available from the UKCP project by the Met Office. The latest projections can be found here along with some headline findings if this is helpful: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/approach/collaboration/ukcp/key-results
14:28:08 From  Nicky  Conway  to  Everyone:
	When you’re describing the impacts, is this under what degree of warming and what is the likelihood of this happening?
14:32:19 From  Rebecca Lydon  to  Everyone:
	@HelenMacintyre interestingly, many technical disciplines and very well know methodologies for the built environment aren't utilising UKCP18 data but use 'topic specific guidance' or rely on the previous 09 dataset... a serious hole in the robustness of work aiming to aid adaptation measures!
14:33:37 From  David Chapman (he/him)  to  Everyone:
	Agree need to adapt to what we are going to see but so many sectors looking more at adaptation and not so much as prevention
14:37:57 From  Emma Ferranti  to  Everyone:
	There is now an ISO standard for adapting to climate change, IS014090, it is design for any organisation/sector, regardless of their level of adaptation. There is also a British Standard on adaptation pathways BS 8631
14:38:51 From  Chris Crean WM FOE  to  Everyone:
	collaboration is key for us all thanks Claire
14:39:50 From  Hannah Smith, Arup  to  Everyone:
	Really interesting point about community resilience Clare. Are we best tackling the minimum social needs (regardless of climate) that are outside of most of our direct areas of influence e.g. poverty, health & wellbeing, Any tips for how we can try and do this with our very different backgrounds e.g. civil engineers?
14:43:14 From  Ian Jenkinson  to  Everyone:
	Question for Richard and Clare.  If the advice is that we plan adaptions for +2C and assess the risk for +4C.  Do we know what +2 and +4 actually look like for rainfall, temperatures, etc ?
14:47:21 From  Rachel Fisher  to  Everyone:
	The third round of the Adaptation reporting power submissions will be published very soon. Rachel Fisher Network Rail/UoB
14:48:55 From  Rachel Fisher  to  Everyone:
	You can find out which organisations are also participating in the ARP3 here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/climate-change-adaptation-reporting-third-round
14:49:24 From  David Chapman (he/him)  to  Everyone:
	believe 87 fires in 2018 and 137 in 2019
14:49:32 From  David Chapman (he/him)  to  Everyone:
	across the UK
14:57:44 From  Jim Davies (EA)  to  Everyone:
	for those involved on industries requiring environmental permits (from us) - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/adapting-to-climate-change-risk-assessment-for-your-environmental-permit
14:58:00 From  Jim Davies (EA)  to  Everyone:
	https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/adapting-to-climate-change-industry-sector-examples-for-your-risk-assessment
14:59:54 From  Anna Livesey (Coventry CC)  to  Everyone:
	There is an opportunity through ICLEI to create a nature based solutions hub - we have been discussing informally with collagues how to do this and would be great to partner https://iclei-europe.org/news/?c=search&uid=Juz4oruS
15:01:19 From  Julie Pope SWM  to  Everyone:
	https://www.sustainabilitywestmidlands.org.uk/news/community-green-grants-launched-to-give-people-access-to-nature-on-their-doorstep/
15:02:10 From  Helen Macintyre  to  Everyone:
	Greener NHS with the Net Zero plan can be found here: https://www.england.nhs.uk/greenernhs/
15:03:19 From  Paul Fisher  to  Everyone:
	We are looking at having a joint Adaptation Plan in Sandwell between the council and NHS Trust - need more integration across the system
15:03:20 From  Marie  to  Everyone:
	I am attending from an NHS Trust.  We have just produced our Green Plan and Adaptation is included as part of this.
15:04:56 From  Jim Davies (EA)  to  Everyone:
	Being a keen planorak and a TCPA member I would flag these guidance  documents on Climate Change  https://www.tcpa.org.uk/building-a-safer-future   and  https://www.tcpa.org.uk/planning-for-climate-change
15:05:35 From  Chris Crean WM FOE  to  Everyone:
	Are not many current infrastructure projects such as new roads, HS2, airport expansions, sprawl developments such as new housing, business parks  into the green belt and onto  green field sites locking us into the wrong sort of carbon dependency?
15:16:29 From  David Chapman (he/him)  to  Everyone:
	For those in Coventry and Warwickshire we are currently working on engaging all sectors in education and action on climate change through Green Week (7-13th March). If you're interested in supporting/taking part please get in touch with us - sustainability@warwick.ac.uk     https://greenweek.coventry.domains/ and www.facebook.com/GreenWeek2022
15:16:48 From  Stuart Ashmore - SCVO  to  Everyone:
	Thank you for this - all very useful/interesting & will be thinking how we can input/support. Have to leave for another meeting now.
15:17:09 From  Rachel Fisher  to  Everyone:
	There are no easy questions when it comes to climate change! 
15:17:11 From  Helen Macintyre  to  Everyone:
	on urban heat in the WM, we have produce a coupe of scientific papers on the UHI across the WM and health. Helen.Macintyre@ukhsa.gov.uk
15:21:13 From  Rachel Fisher  to  Everyone:
	First Steps in Urban Heat produced in part by the University of Birmingham. An accessible resource. Dr Emma Ferranti was involved in the production of this.http://epapers.bham.ac.uk/3452/2/TDAG_UrbanHeat.AW.pdf
15:21:18 From  Chris Crean WM FOE  to  Everyone:
	Thanks for your honesty folks and it would be useful to hear the response from the CCC...there is a real issue here of no joined up thinking from the centre.....
15:21:36 From  Anna Bright: SWM  to  Everyone:
	The Wildlife Trusts are also providing essential analysis to feed into local plans and development. Example here: https://www.bbcwildlife.org.uk/blackcountryplan
15:21:37 From  Mike Dittman  to  Everyone:
	That is where Mitigation is essential, through offsite contributions etc and use it as a source of funding resource, as it will be difficult to oppose development which is also needed. Just make sure it is adaptable and mitigates its effects...hopefully... getting developers/LEPs online as well as Councillors is often v difficult
15:24:54 From  Anna Bright: SWM  to  Everyone:
	Rachel - Great question, Through our partnership with EAUC we have engaged with many Midlands universities to share details on the development of the plan, next steps and how they can get involved.
15:28:12 From  Jim Davies (EA)  to  Everyone:
	jim.davies@environment-agency.gov.uk