ICE seeks views on policies to improve UK infrastructure’s climate resilience

By Daniel Gayne2023-01-12T07:00:00

Civil engineers body says country needs to be better prepared for extreme weather events

The Institution of Civil Engineers is asking for views on how the UK’s infrastructure can be made more resilient for climate change.

Civil engineers and other stakeholders have been invited to respond to a consultation, which will run until January 27 and will gather expert insight on the policies required to adapt existing infrastructure and plan for a more resilient future.

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