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Climate change risk to 28 historic sites in ScotlandLandmark Scottish castles and chapels are among 28 historic sites at "very high risk" from climate change, according to a new report. A further 160 properties were found to be at "high risk" from flooding, coastal erosion and slope instability. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-42687874 Including some prehistoric sites in Shetland and Orkney. |
Posted by drewbhoy15th January 2018ce |
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For those of you quaking at the prospect of the "Climate Change" which might cause flooding at Biggar Gasworks if the Biggar Burn were to rise by six feet. Just here. Please do not quake. https://goo.gl/maps/1vochnrTCGk Of course the whole reason for siting the Biggar Gasworks by the Biggar Burn was to have plenty of cold water sump to work the condenser. Take some cold quaking comfort that the patrons of the Cross Keys pub will be getting their feet wet while sipping their pints, the poor people living in Gasworks Road (quite a few houses) will have sopping carpets and sodden rhubarb patches. But the very quick run-off down the canalled banks of the Biggar Burn spill out to flood over the Golf Course and over the flat fields of the Biggar Gap in nae time. En-route to the Tweed and the North Sea. Here is the Biggar Burn flowing along its neatly cut channel beside the old railway track just beyond the sheep. Bizzyberry Hill in the background https://goo.gl/maps/pwvCvuTDPBB2 As for Fort George. If these defences cannae take it... then maybe everyone will be swamped by all the Climatic Change - Help Ma Boab! We're doomed! https://goo.gl/maps/2RgY4awASWJ2 |
Posted by Howburn Digger16th January 2018ce |
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