This new report examines how climate change 
could affect day to day living costs of UK households. A
 key finding is that low income households will be most affected by 
climate change impacts on the costs of living. The
 food bill for an average household could rise by 9% by the 2050s and 
this will have a bigger impact on low income households, because their 
average household spending on food is higher.
There are also large costs for those affected 
by increased flooding, especially for those without insurance which many
 low income households lack. In addition, there are higher risks of 
flooding in many deprived areas.
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Permaculture Research Digest
Monday, 23 May 2016
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