Module 9: Historic Assets and Climate Change

Module 9: Historic Assets and Climate Change

This module aimed to emphasis to planners how they can strike the right balance of contribution to climate change mitigation and fulfilling the requirements of conservation by managing the historic environment.

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Skills for Planners

Module 9: Historic Assets and Climate Change

Related Documents

Module 9, presentation

Module 9, agenda

Module 9, Questionnaire

Module 9, National Data Sources Handout

Module 9, section 9.7 Manufactured Chemical Based Materials

Module 9, section 9.8 Discussion Handout

Module 9, Section 9.9 Activity Instructions

Module 9, Case study: Draught proofing traditional sash windows

Module 9, case study: Interior Wall Insultation