Report Urges Immediate Action on London's Climate Resilience
New findings highlight severe risks from floods, heatwaves, and subsidence by 2030, calling for urgent measures.
- London faces increased threats from extreme weather, with 43% of homes at risk of subsidence by 2030.
- The review recommends a new Thames Barrier by 2070 and a National Wildfire Strategy by 2025.
- Heatwaves and droughts have already strained public services, including healthcare and transport.
- Climate change could reduce London's GDP by 2-3% annually by the 2050s.
- The report calls for a comprehensive heat plan and improved flood defences to protect vulnerable communities.