Various research projects by Historic England and other organisations have been done exploring attitudes to climate change, but a comprehensive population study hasn’t yet been done to produce representative and actionable insights into how people perceive and feel about climate-related loss of heritage (defined as places that people and communities tend to feel attached to: historic buildings; parks; war memorials; locations of historic events; and coastal heritage sites). Historic…

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