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Environment Agency UK flood risk management authorityThe Conversation (article authors) Climate risk researchers
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🌧️ Floods. ☀️ Drought. 🌊 Rising seas. The Fens produce a third of England’s vegetables – but the engineered landscape that makes that possible faces climate threats from every direction. New research asks how Britain’s most artificial landscape can adapt to survive. @eastangliabylines.co.uk
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The Fens produce a third of England’s vegetables, write Katie Jenkins and Robert James Nicholls. But climate change is putting this vital landscape under growing pressure. Flooding, drought, heat and biodiversity loss are increasingly overlapping risks. #ClimateChange #Fens
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