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EFFORTS to make Britain resilient to the impacts of climate change are falling far short of what is needed, the climate change committee warned yesterday.
The non-departmental body, set up to advise the British and devolved governments on climate change, says that the country must adapt to cope with everything from floods to drought.
Increased public funding should be a cornerstone of an effective response to the risks Britain is facing, it said.
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