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2 1 Prof R Watson, Chief Scientific Advisor, Defra. Foreword in: UK Climate Projections: Briefing Report, G J Jenkins, J M Murphy, D M H Sexton, J A Lowe, P Jones and C G Kilsby, Met Office Hadley Centre, Exeter, UK, ukclimateprojections.defra.gov.uk under Published Material 2 UK Climate Projections 2009 (UKCP09). 3 For all government Departmental Adaptation Plans, see under Adaptation across Government 4 Communities and Local Government Departmental Adaptation Plan, Department for Communities and Local Government, For reports by Regional Climate Change Partnerships, see under Work in the UK 6 Climate Change Adaptation by Design: a Guide for Sustainable Communities, R Shaw, M Colley and R Connell, Town and Country Planning Association, under Publications 7 Adapting to Climate Change: a Checklist for Development: Guidance on Designing Developments in a Changing Climate, Greater London Authority, under Publications 8 Climate Change and the Indoor Environment: Impacts and Adaptation, CIBSE, Beating the Heat: Keeping UK Buildings Cool in a Warming Climate, J N Hacker, S E Belcher and R K Connell, UKCIP Briefing Report, UKCIP, under Publications 10 Summer Mortality: Deaths up in August Heatwave, Office of National Statistics, February uk/cci/nugget.asp?id= Mortality Statistics: General: Review of the Registrar General on Deaths in England and Wales, 2005, Office of National Statistics, health/dh1_38_2005/dh1_no_38.pdf 12 Adaptation Strategies for Climate Change in the Urban Environment, draft final report to the National Steering Group, J Handley and J Carter, University of Manchester, asccue/publications.htm 13 See umweltlandschaftsplanung/index_en.shtml 14 Adapting cities for climate change: the role of the green infrastructure, S E Gill, J F Handley, A R Ennos and S Pauleit, Built Environment, 33(1), pp , UK shrink swell map, reproduced with the permission of the British Geological Survey, copyright NERC. All rights reserved 16 Indicators of Climate Change in the UK (2003) Insurance, Energy, Tourism and Fire: JP Palutikof: Domestic Property Insurance Claims Related to Damaging Weather Events Joint EPSRC and UKCIP research project: BIOlogical and engineering Impacts of Climate change on Slopes, led by the University of Newcastle Basic windspeed map, copyright BRE, reproduced with permission 19 The Vulnerability of UK Property to Windstorm Damage, Association of British Insurers, Wind driven rain map, copyright BRE, reproduced with permission 21 Potential Implications of Climate Change in the Built Environment, H M Graves and M C Phillipson, BRE Bookshop, 2000, p11; and Climate Change: Impact on Building Design and Construction, M Phillipson and C Stirling, BRE Bookshop, 2004, p5 22 Thermal Insulation, Avoiding Risks, C Stirling, BRE, Understanding Dampness, P Trotman, C Sanders, H Harrison, BRE Bookshop, Identifying Areas of Water Stress: Consultation Document, Environment Agency, 2007, p9. environment-agency.gov.uk/pdf/geho0107blut-e-e.pdf 25 Strategic Forum Targets to 2012, Strategic Forum for Construction, no date. under Targets 26 Approved Document G: Sanitation, Hot Water Safety and Water Efficiency, Crown Copyright, buildingregs/technicalguidance Design for future climate 69

3 27 In February 2009 the number of metered customers was around 35%, expected to rise to 37% by March Critical Review of Relevant Research Concerning the Effects of Charging and Collection Methods on Water Demand Different Customer Groups and Debt, UKWIR Report 05/CU/02/1 29 Household Water Metering: Position Statement, Environment Agency. uk/research/library/position 30 Flood and Water Management Act 2010, Crown Copyright, Making Space for Water: Groundwater Flooding Records Collation, Monitoring and Risk Assessment (ref HA5) Consolidated Report, JacobsGIBB Ltd for the Environment Agency, IPCC Fourth Assessment Report: Climate Change under Publications and Data / Reports 36 The amount of energy moving from the surface to the air due to evaporation (positive values) or from the air to the land due to condensation (negative values) Interpretation for use of Surface Wind Speed Projections from the 11-Member Met Office Regional Climate Model Ensemble, S Brown, P Boorman, R McDonald and J Murphy, images/stories/tech_notes/ukcp09_wind_technote.pdf 39 Figure extrapolated from UKCP09 information. 32 Climate Change: Taking Action: Delivering the Low Carbon Transition Plan and Preparing for a Changing Climate, Defra, HM Government, environment/climate under Adaptation across Government 33 UK Climate Projections: Briefing Report, G J Jenkins, J M Murphy, D M H Sexton, J A Lowe, P Jones and C G Kilsby, Met Office Hadley Centre, Exeter, UK, 2009 (citing the IPCC). under Published Material 34 See 70 Design for future climate

4 About the Technology Strategy Board The Technology Strategy Board was established by the Government in As the UK s primary technological innovation agency, we promote and invest in research, development and exploitation of technology and innovation for the benefit of UK business, to increase economic growth and improve the quality of life. Investing around 1bn in innovation between 2008 and 2011, we are sponsored by the UK s Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. Modern Built Environment KTN The Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) is a key route for engagement with other bodies, particularly industrial and academic. The Modern Built Environment KTN is our partner in running briefing workshops for all our competitions for funding, and actively works to build consortia that can bid for funding to Technology Strategy Board programmes. With more than 10,000 individual members, more than 2000 organisations involved, and more than 100 events and workshops, the KTN supports us by providing an industry perspective. Low impact buildings We launched the Low Impact Buildings Innovation Platform in May 2008 to help the UK construction industry deliver buildings with a much lower environmental impact. Our vision is to enable UK industry to supply the emerging market in low-impact buildings and solutions driven by Government targets and policy. We are investing jointly with industry and other funders in projects to bring innovative solutions to this growing market, and to overcome barriers to the wider use of existing solutions. Design for future climate 71

5 Technology Strategy Board North Star House North Star Avenue Swindon SN2 1UE T E enquiries@tsb.gov.uk Bill Gething Sustainability + Architecture E bill@billgething.co.uk This brochure has been printed by the BAPC (British Association for Print and Communication) Environmental Printer of the Year 2008 using waterless printing, a lithographic process that eliminates water consumption and the release of VOCs (volatile organic compounds) into the atmosphere. Printed on an FSC certified paper made with 100% post consumer waste and bleached using a Totally Chlorine Free process. Technology Strategy Board June 2010 T10/040