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Embedding resilience to climate change, Birmingham

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Date
14 August 2019
Time
09:00 - 11:00 BST (GMT+1)
Location
Pinsent Masons
55 Colmore Row
Birmingham
Birmingham, B3 2FG
United Kingdom

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Overview

There is growing evidence that our climate is changing at a far faster rate than predicted. This will present new challenges to civil engineers as society will depend more than ever on an economy that is low carbon and sustainable in resource consumption.

Resilience in design, construction and planning is key to prevent widespread disruption to our infrastructure networks.

Join us in hearing from a selection of speakers who will give insights into how industry can prepare and embed resilience to climate change.

For more information please contact:

Alex Sargeson

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