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Figure 1: Average annual surface temperature in Scotland compared to the 1961–1990 average Source: Scottish Government: High level summary of statistics trends - annual mean temperature Global climate change On a global scale, it has become more and more apparent that the world's climate is changing faster than ever before.
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UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIOUR CHANGE How to apply …
www.environment.gov.scotreviews over 60 social-psychological models and theories of behaviour. Darnton [s focus is broader and looks at all kinds of behaviour change while Jackson [s review takes the perspective of consumer behaviour, marketing and advertising. The relevant theories also apply when the aim is to get people involved in monitoring and environmental action.
Land Land Use and Management - environment.gov.scot
www.environment.gov.scotLand use and management Scotland's land is primarily rural and is used for a range of agricultural, forestry, sporting and recreational activities. Summary Land use in Scotland is diverse and has a strong relationship with the intrinsic properties of the land. Agriculture is the predominant land use in Scotland, covering around 70% of the land ...
Benefits from the environment - Scotland's environment web
www.environment.gov.scotScotland. You can find links to up-to-date information about this on the Scottish Natural Heritage website, along with information on Scotland’s Natural Capital Asset Index. What do we get from the environment? The benefits provided by the environment are known as ‘ecosystem services’. These are not as drab as they sound!
Groundwater - environment.gov.scot
www.environment.gov.scotGroundwater Groundwater is a hugely valuable asset, particularly for rural communities, where it provides most of the private drinking water. More than 80% of groundwater is in good condition. Summary Scotland's groundwater is a hugely valuable hidden asset. It underpins communities in rural Scotland, providing 75% of private drinking water ...
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