UK

Climate Change Committee (CCC)'s latest report states that the current approach to adaptation in England is “not working” and requires “urgent strengthening” across flood defences, heat-wave planning, health services and infrastructure.

Aberdeenshire Council, Scotland is using transformative analysis service that applies the increasingly popular 3+30+300 research rule to assess residents’ access and proximity to trees and green spaces.

The article discusses the importance of improving soil health monitoring to support nature-based solutions in the UK.

In February 2025, the Maximising UK Adaptation to Climate Change (MACC) Hub launched. It is a landmark initiative to devise strategies to help the UK make changes needed to better adapt to the impacts of climate change. The launch event itself sparked discussion about key issues shaping the UK adaptation agenda, and solicited ideas about the priorities that should drive the work ahead. Here, partners in the Hub program offer five takeaways.

The launch of the “MACC Hub” outlined key adaptation issues for the UK and put forward ways to engage with the project and its research agenda.

Introducing the UK Climate Resilience Programme is a book chapter book on the UK programme entitled Quantifying climate risk and building resilience in the UK (2024).

Discover the Art-Based Climate Resilience Toolkit which offers a fresh perspective on climate change communication and action.