What Can We Do About Our Heating Planet

In A Few Years 40 degrees Will Be The Average Temperature For July Climate change predictions for the UK indicate that extreme heat and heatwaves will become significantly more intense, frequent, and longer-lasting. By 2050, temperatures are projected to exceed 40C across all parts of the country, which could cause an additional 7,000 to 10,000 heat-related deaths annually So join us in this July to discuss the Heat Crisis how serious will it get, who will be affected the most and what we can do to help each other.

Toby Perkins MP, Chair of the Parliament's Environmental Audit Committee Will Join Us. Tony is Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee. As temperatures soar across the UK, the Environmental Audit Committee have written to the Government demanding urgent action to protect people from the growing risks of extreme heat. Toby says " The evidence could not be clearer that extreme heat is an urgent threat to the UK. Yet the government is currently falling “far short of what is neededˮ,

Kierra Box currently leads work on Trade and Environmental Regulation at Friends of the Earth will also join us.

Dr Mehri Khosravi is a Senior Research Fellow, and her interests can be described as stakeholders engagement, changing behaviours, and risk communication