The Environment Agency warns of a wet winter – but is the UK prepared for future flooding?

Sky News published this video item, entitled “The Environment Agency warns of a wet winter – but is the UK prepared for future flooding?” – below is their description.

On today’s Daily Climate Show, the Environment Agency warns of a wet winter but how much flooding is in the UK’s future? Plus MPs discuss climate education and French Spiderman strikes again.

Our guests Dame Julia King and George Monbiot discuss whether the UK is prepared for more flooding, and if biofuels can help us reach net zero.

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