Environmental.

The continuing drought conditions in 2026

Further significant rainfall is needed to return to normal water resource conditions for many water companies.

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The National Risk Register

The risks we face are ever changing, and our assessments must keep pace. Events last year underscored the importance of anticipating and understanding these risks.

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Gardening in a Changing Climate

Since the 2002 publication of the ‘Gardening in the Global Greenhouse’ report, the climate has undergone dramatic change, with 2016 proving to be the warmest year on record (Met Office 2017; NASA 2017).

The global climate is changing rapidly as a result of greenhouse gas emissions, and we are already experiencing the consequences of this, including more frequent and intense rainfall events in combination with rising temperatures

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