Sustainability & Climate

Analysis: Constituency of Reform's climate-sceptic Richard Tice gets £55m flood funding

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Despite being a vocal critic of climate science and advocate for scrapping net-zero targets, Reform UK MP Richard Tice's constituency has received £55m in flood defense funding. This analysis highlights the paradox where climate-sceptic areas receive significant adaptation investments due to their high flood risk. The article explores how Tice's stance on climate change contrasts with his calls for more investment in local flood defenses, reflecting broader debates about adaptation limits and rising costs associated with climate change impacts.

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