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Example of climate change adaptation and mitigation – Sheffield and flooding along the River Don

  1. The objective of this resource is to understand how a local area within the UK can adapt to extreme weather and try to contribute to mitigating climate change.
  2. To do so you will first play a game, then you will produce a plan to combat flooding in Sheffield in a decision-making exercise.
  3. Finally, you will look at some of the actual strategies being used in Sheffield to try and tackle flooded linked to climate change.
  • Why does Sheffield Flood? What role does Extreme weather play?
  • What actions can society take against climate change and extreme weather?
  • How can climate change be managed by mitigation and adaptation?
  • Is Sheffield ready for the extra flooding attributed to climate change?

Resources

Adaptation Top Trumps – introduction

Adaptation Top Trumps – file for printing

External link: strategies to adapt to inland flooding in Sheffield from Earth Learning Ideas 

DME – saving Sheffield from flooding

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