The UK faces a significant rise in construction expenses—an estimated £818 million over the next 30 years—due to increasing flood risks linked to climate change. To address this challenge, innovative solutions such as sustainable drainage systems, resilient infrastructure, and advanced urban planning are essential. Proactive action now could help minimize future financial impacts while enhancing protection against severe weather events. Collaboration between policymakers, industries, and communities will be crucial to implementing these strategies effectively.
Opinion Piece The SEA – Creating homes and buildings fit for the future The Sustainable Energy Association (SEA) is a 21-year-old member-based trade association, committed
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Industry news Call for workforce reforms to tackle construction skills crisis A CSJ report warns the construction sector will miss the 1.5 million homes target
