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Climate change in context
Sustainable development and English Heritage
The science of climate change
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What it means for the historic environment
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Flooding & ground water intro only
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Repairing & altering traditional buildings
Responding to climate change impacts
Saving energy
Government legislation to save energy
Building Regulations & Part L
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Saving energy in buildings
Insulating Roofs
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Insulating at rafter level
Insulating flat roofs
Insulating dormers
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Chimneys and flues
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Insulating walls
Insulating solid walls
Insulating walls with cavities
Insulating timber framed walls
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Windows and doors
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Insulating floors
Insulating timber ground floors
Insulating solid ground floors
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Saving energy on lighting
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Saving energy on heating
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Generating energy
Micro wind generation
Small scale solar thermal energy
Small scale solar electric energy
Ground & air source heat pumps
Small scale combined heat and power
Small scale hydro power systems
Rainwater & grey water recovery
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Repairing and altering traditional buildings
Responding to climate change impacts
Changes to improve energy efficiency
Mirco-generation of energy
Research on sash windows
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Repairing & altering traditional buildings
Responding to climate change impacts
Changes to improve energy efficiency
Micro-generation of energy
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