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Cutting the environmental cost of redevelopment
Redevelopment projects can be made more environmentally friendly by reducing their environmental impact
A double garage on Ladbroke Road in the Notting Hill area of west London, which is reported to have sold for nearly a quarter of a million pounds, it emerged Tuesday Aug. 30, 2005. Estate agents Savills originally asked for offers in excess of 140,000 (US 251,000 dlrs) for the unit, but a bidding war among six local residents pushed the final sale price up to 240,000 (US 431,000 dlrs). The garage has space for just two cars and some storage.(AP Photo / Johnny Green, PA) ** UNITED KINGDOM OUT - NO SALES **
Stefanie Ogorman, sustainability expert, says double garages should be banned in order to protect the environment.
Climate change hits home as increasing heatwave days scorch India
India is experiencing an increasing heatwave as a result of climate change.
Homes along a narrow barrier island with docks out into the bay side.
Despite clear warnings and rising premiums, coastal home buyers ignore rising flood risks.
A crumbling terrace outside a new beachfront development with the sea only a few metres away
Sun sets on Mexico’s paradise beaches as climate crisis hits home | Mexico
A person enters the Hillcrest Community Centre where they can cool off during the extreme hot weather in Vancouver on June 30, 2021.
Majority of British Columbians are worried about how climate change might affect their home: B.C. Hydro survey
aerial view of brown flood water and built structures
Why does water flood a home but not the next time?
aerial view of brown flood water and built structures
Why does water submerge a home in one flood, but not the next?
Climate change: Horrific polar bear attack on hiker in Canada should be cause for concern much closer to home – Philip Lymbery
Lessons from Darjeeling: Climate Change Has Hit Home, And It’s Time to Organise and Act | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel
Lessons from Darjeeling: Climate Change Has Hit Home, And It’s Time to Organise and Act | The Weather Channel – Articles from The Weather Channel