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Climate FORTH is set to run a 'Climate Conversations' session at Hawkhill Community Centre on October 21
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Climate resilience session set to take place in Alloa

Applications for funding of Climate Action Grants are now open to groups through Forth Valley Climate Action Hub Applications for funding of Climate Action Grants are now open to groups through Forth Valley Climate Action Hub
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Calls for climate action initiatives to apply for grants

Dr François-Xavier Joly, lecturer in soil ecology at Stirling, carried out the research at France’s University of Montpellier Dr François-Xavier Joly, lecturer in soil ecology at Stirling, carried out the research at France’s University of Montpellier
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Stirling Uni research helps to inform predictions on carbon emissions

The flooding saw water in the garden of the cottage at the Cochrane Park The flooding saw water in the garden of the cottage at the Cochrane Park
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Wee County flood protection volunteers called to action

Devilla Forest near Kincardine Devilla Forest near Kincardine
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Fire crews back at Devilla Forest for a second times to battle more blazes

These are the areas of Alloa that could be underwater by 2030 (Canva/Climate Central) These are the areas of Alloa that could be underwater by 2030 (Canva/Climate Central)
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