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A Well-Adapted UK report

Explore the latest Well-Adapted UK report, outlining priority climate risks, adaptation actions and investment needs to build resilience across the UK.

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Shining a 36°C spotlight on UK climate adaptation

As this week’s heatwave reveals, the UK will adapt to climate change – but a question is how. Will it leave people to cope largely on their own with disruption to education, health and the economy? Or will the UK find ways to adapt strategically, using measures that help address the impacts of climate change along with many of the country’s other challenges.

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Heat Ready London: Adapting the city to a warmer climate

London’s first ever heat plan: a city-wide plan to adapt the capital, protect communities, and build a climate-resilient city.

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‘Good’ adaptation already exists. We just need to learn from it.

This blog by Medhini Pathirana explores examples of ‘good’ adaptation in practice and what policymakers, researchers and communities can learn from them.

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MACC Hub: Policy work call for applications

Check this exciting opportunity to join the MACC Hub to work on providing evidence needed to advance UK adaptation policy!

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Heat Ready London: Adapting the city to a warmer climate

This is London’s first ever heat plan: a city-wide plan to adapt the capital, protect communities, and build a climate-resilient…

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Shining a 36°C spotlight on UK climate adaptation

As this week’s heatwave reveals, the UK will adapt to climate change – but a question is how. Will it…

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How green investment funded Natural Flood Management in Wyre, England

Learn how the Wyre Catchment Natural Flood Management Project blends public and private finance to fund nature-based flood solutions in…

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Events

General view of low water levels in Woodhead Reservoir, Derbyshire, following the driest spring in England since 1893. The reservoir supplies water to Greater Manchester. June 15 2025.

Climate Outreach webinar in partnership with the MACC Hub – Attitudes on adaptation: How to frame a resilient present & future

Join Climate Outreach and the MACC Hub for a webinar exploring new research on public attitudes towards climate adaptation. The…

Event: 16/07/2026 – 11:00 (UTC +01:00) – 12:00 (UTC +01:00)

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Adaptation to Climate Change: Training for organisations

Climate Sense and JBA Consulting are providing four-part climate adaptation training programmes during 2026/7 to provide expert insight into the ISO…

Event: 15/07/2026 – 10:00 (UTC +01:00) – 16/07/2026 – 15:00 (UTC +01:00)

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MACC Hub and CCC event: Climate Adaptation in Action: The Role of UK Local Authorities

Join our event in partnership with the Climate Change Committee (CCC). This half-day workshop provides an opportunity to hear directly…

Event: 09/07/2026 – 09:00 (UTC +01:00) – 13:30 (UTC +01:00)

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Learn about Transformational Adaptation.

Use the UK Adapt Map to search for transformational climate adaptation projects, case studies and solutions.

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