No sea protects the UK from climate change, but The Gulf Stream is a warm ocean current that brings warm water from the Carribean Sea to Western Europe. This keeps the UK warmer than, say, Canada, at the moment, and as long as the current still flows.
The Gulf Stream is a current of warm water that has enough warmth left after crossing the Atlantic Ocean to make the climate of the UK mild and wet. If the current ever changed course, and missed the UK entirely, the climate of the UK would change.
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, so the climate can vary between regions. Generally, Scotland tends to have a colder climate than southern parts of the UK due to its higher latitude and proximity to the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Additionally, Scotland's weather can be more unpredictable and can experience harsher winters compared to other parts of the UK.
The motto of UK Youth Climate Coalition is 'UK Youth united for a clean, just future.'.
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The UK has a maritime climate. The prevailing winds are westerly coming off the Atlantic Ocean. The parts of the Ocean nearest to the UK are comparatively warm because of the Gulf Stream - a long distance ocean current that originates in the Gulf of Mexico.
Nothing, and I'm angry!
Personally i think that the climate change act is a good and unique way for the UK to reduce its emissions nationally. It sets targets for the UK to reduce emissions and the UK meets them on target so i think it is a great idea, it should be considered by other countries as well.
No it is not. The fact that the United Kingdom is only a tiny fraction of the entire world, and in no way one of the worst contributors to climate change, is why it won't change it alone.
The UK has a temperate maritime climate.
lantic drift Golf stream- Effects mainly the UK If these shift we are buggered. Climate change here we come!
"Global warming" is now referred to as "Climate Change" as scientists have begun to realise that variation in the Earth's climate may actually cause cooling as well as warming. The main organisation involved with climate change research is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (see the related links). This was founded by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) to provide scientific information on climate change. In the UK there is the UK Climate Impacts Program website and the Met Office website "Your guide to climate change" as well as the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia amongst many others. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but any of the above would certainly be good places to start your search for information. Please see the related links
The Gulf Stream is a current of warm water that has enough warmth left after crossing the Atlantic Ocean to make the climate of the UK mild and wet. If the current ever changed course, and missed the UK entirely, the climate of the UK would change.
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, so the climate can vary between regions. Generally, Scotland tends to have a colder climate than southern parts of the UK due to its higher latitude and proximity to the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Additionally, Scotland's weather can be more unpredictable and can experience harsher winters compared to other parts of the UK.
The UK has problems with acid rain and pollution in big cities. Climate change will cause most of London to flood. There is also water pollution problems.
The motto of UK Youth Climate Coalition is 'UK Youth united for a clean, just future.'.
What are the sea miles from Bangladesh to UK
Sea Patrol UK was created in 2009.