Climate change event in London cancelled due to extreme heat

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A climate change event in London dedicated to examining the dangers of extreme heat was cancelled due to extreme heat.The gathering was part of Climate Action Week and was titled "Extreme Heat: Improving governance and strengthening action around the world".It was scheduled for Wednesday at the Shaw Library at the London School of Economics.Organisers from the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment were forced to abandon their plans after the Met Office issued a red weather warning covering Greater London.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The rare alert spans from 9am Wednesday through 9pm Friday, affecting a broad swathe of territory from the capital to Birmingham, Swansea and Somerset.The Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance explained the decision in a social media post on Tuesday.They noted that the Shaw Library shares a common problem with the majority of London's buildings.The organisation wrote: "The event venue, like most buildings in London, does not...

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