An investigation into the social and environmental benefits of affordable heating systems
This report aims to identify the social and environmental impacts associated with different methods of domestic heating used in some of the 13,000 social properties owned and managed by Bernicia Homes in the north-east of England. The homes in this study are located in Northumberland.
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Undergraduate Scholar , Durham University
I am a geography student interested in climate change and the environment. My research project focuses on the oceans and using knowledge of past climatic changes to better predict and model future changes with a particular focus on the Agulhas current.
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