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Employment Appeal Tribunal Judgment of Lord Fairley on 21 January 2026.
The 2023 Health Effects of Climate Change (HECC) report highlights how climate change intensifies and increases the frequency of extreme weather. This page provides key takeaways from the HECC report, specifically on the hazard: heat.
Discover more about vector borne disease, antimicrobial resistant infections, mental health, co-morbidities and other health impacts such as food-borne and fungal illness. These pages are under development and some topics are not yet available.
This Tax Information and Impact Note is about technical issues concerning the operation of the Disregard Regulations, in connection with the elections that companies can make under these regulations.
Documents supporting the request for planning permission for an Entertainment Resort Complex and associated development in Bedford.
This Adverse Weather and Health Plan (AWHP) equity review and impact assessment reviews existing evidence of the risks posed by adverse weather to different populations. It outlines next steps to improve understanding of these risks.
This series brings together all documents relating to Category A projects: environmental and social impact that are under consideration
Targeted support for energy-intensive industries to offset the indirect effects of climate change policies on their energy bills.
Ecologists can use European protected species (EPS) policies on development sites to benefit EPS by changing survey, mitigation or compensation methods.
A list of RPC statements explaining the absence of Impact Assessments (IAs) and/or RPC opinions alongside published legislative proposals.
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