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. Plans for the forthcoming AI summit at Bletchley Park were discussed. Potential approaches and planning for the spending review were considered. • Jamie Chestnutt (Director or Engineering and Supply, RNLI) and two of his colleagues joined the Board meeting. Rob Woodward thanked them for joining

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, and it was a sunny month in the northern half of Scotland but generally dull elsewhere, especially in the south-west. The UK monthly extremes were as follows: A maximum temperature of 29.1 °C was recorded at London St James’s Park on the 19th. A minimum temperature of -8.8 °C was recorded

temperature (records date from 1884). 35.6C was reached at Southampton Mayflower Park on 28th June 1976. The average June maximum temperature for the UK as a whole is 18C.   An Environment Agency spokesperson said: “There is a low-risk of drought for public water supplies this summer. However

to reach the mid 30°Cs in June and you have to go back to 1976 for the highest recorded June UK temperature (records date from 1884). 35.6°C was reached at Southampton Mayflower Park on 28th June 1976. A Level 3 Heat-Health Alert has been issued for the much of the South East and eastern England

Patrimonio Mundial (natural o mixto) 16,118.36 Brasil Ihla do Bananal Área Ramsar, Zona húmeda de importancia internacional 5,892.03 Areões Área Indígena 1,802.82 Tapirapé/Karajá Área Indígena 660.77 Funil Área Indígena 158.38 Taunay/Ipegue Área Indígena 88.11 Pimentel Barbosa Área Indígena 3,276.49

How do we Proceed? Russell Howard And now for the Good News Show. “The Sun shines on all of us.” (Jean-Pierre Delaboudiniere, ~1996, SOHO/EIT PI) Solar emissions affect every one on Earth. It is important/necessary to share the load of identifying potential hazards to our societies and the quality

35.85 Atenciόn BRA Rio Doce State Park Reserva de la Biόsfera UNESCO-MAB 359.97 Atenciόn BRA Pantanal Matogrossense Reserva de la Biόsfera UNESCO-MAB 913.70 Baja Probabilidad BRA Lagoa do Peixe Reserva de la Biόsfera UNESCO-MAB 230.41 Baja Probabilidad BRA Ilha do Bananal Reserva de la Biόsfera UNESCO

) This type of stratocumulus most often forms when the upper part of cumulus clouds, that had been gaining height and are no longer able to do so, begin to spread out horizontally. The cumulus generally widen towards the level at which they spread out. Sometimes the cumulus growth is resumed

of humans in the spread of ticks? Do increased human interactions lead to more ticks being spread in an area? How much do humans know they are spreading ticks? How do Local Authorities know how to map ticks? Q. Has the population of ticks and the prevalence of Lyme disease changed over the last 20