The document discusses the threats of man-made climate change and references statistics on additional deaths from a 2003 heat wave in Europe. It also outlines statutory targets in Wales to eradicate fuel poverty among vulnerable households by 2010, in social housing by 2012, and completely by 2018 through making homes more energy efficient. A quote from a former Welsh Environment Minister is included that supports the ambitious targets to end fuel poverty and control the factors they can regarding income and fuel prices. Links are provided to UK climate projections and construction company projects.

2. I believe man-made climate change
is one of
the most
serious threats
that this country and this world faces.
David Cameron, Prime Minister UK, 26 February 2014

3. http://ukclimateprojections.metoffice.gov.uk/22327

4. http://ukclimateprojections.metoffice.gov.uk/22335

5. “In total, more than 80,000
additional deaths
were recorded in 2003”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Canicule_Europe_2003.jpg

7. Statutory targets for eradicating
fuel poverty in Wales
fuel poverty will be eradicated:
• Amongst vulnerable households by 2010.
• In social housing by 2012.
• By 2018, there will be no-one in Wales living in
fuel poverty

8. “I accept this is an ambitious target but I see no
reason to aim low. Making homes more energy
efficient is just one of three factors that
contribute to fuel poverty.
The Assembly Government
cannot control people’s income and global fuel
prices but we must aim to do all we can as far as
is reasonably practicable to end fuel poverty”.
Jane Davidson, then Environment Minister, 29 July 2010

11. http://www.cj-construction.co.uk/projects/

12. http://www.ciht.org.uk/motorway/m4general.jpg