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Justin Rowlatt

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  • Climate Editor, BBC
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I’m the BBC’s (first ever) Climate Editor. I report from the front line of climate change - how it’s going to affect our lives and what we can do about it.
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Heat pump growth stalls as government support cut, warns climate watchdog

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By Esme Stallard Verified, Justin Rowlatt Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Installations of heat pumps in the UK grew just 7% last year - down from a bumper 56% in 2024 - in a worrying sign for government climate efforts. The UK's independent climate advisors published the figures on Wednesday as part of its update on the country's progress to reduce planet-warming emissions.
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La restauración del monumento milenario más "obsceno" de Reino Unido Original

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By Justin Rowlatt Verified
| BBC Mundo Verified
Fuente de la imagen, BBC/Kevin Church Pie de foto, El clima húmedo está "apagando" el contorno del Gigante de Cerne Abbas. Información del artículo Autor, Justin Rowlatt Título del autor, Climate Editor Informa desde, Cerne Abbas Fecha de publicación 24 minutos Tiempo de lectura: 6 min Durante siglos, el Gigante de Cerne Abbas ha destacado en una colina cerca del pueblo del mismo nombre, en el sur de Inglaterra.
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UK's rudest chalk figure gets a glow-up to stop it fading in the rain

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By Justin Rowlatt Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Wetter weather is "dulling" the Giant's outline [BBC/Kevin Church] For centuries, the Cerne Abbas Giant has been hard to miss. The 55-metre chalk figure, cut into a hillside near the village of Cerne Abbas in Dorset, shows a naked, club-wielding man whose outline has made him one of the UK's most instantly recognisable historic landmarks. But the National Trust, which owns and manages the site, says changing weather patterns are making it harder to keep the Giant prominent on the hillside.
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