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20130417_B18A5353.jpg Dave Lowe the manager of Grizedale Forest next to the bio fuel boiler that uses timber grown in the forest, and heats the whole of the Grizedale buildings. The boiler has a rating of 220 KW.
 
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20130504_B18A9704.jpg An oil terminal in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130419_B18A5509.jpg In late March 2013, six inches of snow fell on a strong Easterly wind which blww the snow into massive drifts, accumulating on West facing slopes. Raise Beck above Dunmail Raise in the Lake District, UK, was filled in to a depth of 40 feet in places.
 
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20130419_B18A5539.jpg In late March 2013, six inches of snow fell on a strong Easterly wind which blww the snow into massive drifts, accumulating on West facing slopes. Raise Beck above Dunmail Raise in the Lake District, UK, was filled in to a depth of 40 feet in places.
 
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20130419_B18A5550.jpg In late March 2013, six inches of snow fell on a strong Easterly wind which blww the snow into massive drifts, accumulating on West facing slopes. Raise Beck above Dunmail Raise in the Lake District, UK, was filled in to a depth of 40 feet in places.
 
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20130429_B18A6874.jpg A man photographing Hyacinth fields near Keukenhof, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A6888.jpg A man posing for photos in a Hyacinth field near Keukenhof, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A6938.jpg Keukenhof gardens, the most famous Spring garden in the world, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_IMG_5200.jpg An Asian man posing for photos in tulip fields near Keukenhof gardens, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130425_IMG_4938.jpg Recycling and rubbish bins in London, UK.
 
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20130429_B18A6881.jpg A man photographing Hyacinth fields near Keukenhof, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130429_B18A6887.jpg A man posing for photos in a Hyacinth field near Keukenhof, Lisse, Netherlands.
 
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20130430_B18A7265.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows a man collecting life vest, before setting off in his boat.
 
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20130501_B18A7915.jpg A Smart car electric car at a charging station for electric cars in Ijburg, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130501_IMG_6188.jpg A floating house with solar panels in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130501_IMG_6322.jpg This futuristic looking building recieves hot water in an 11km long pipe from the Diemen, combined heat and power station and supplies space heating for up to 25,000 houses in the town of Almere. Investing in this sort of technology means the residents of almere have a tiny carbon footprint compared to most western European households.
 
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20130502_B18A8338.jpg New houses for sale in Almere, which is the Nehterlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, a circle of solar thermal panels which also provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity.
 
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20130502_B18A8354.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8362.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8375.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8382.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8384.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_IMG_6454.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_IMG_6467.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130504_B18A9702.jpg An oil terminal in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130506_B18A0716.jpg Almere train station in the Netherlands, with park and ride for cars and bikes.
 
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20130506_IMG_7216.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of floating houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen, from Float Base, a company that helps customers commission floating houses.
 
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20130506_IMG_7230.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of floating houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen, from Float Base, a company that helps customers commission floating houses.
 
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20130506_IMG_7247.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen, from Float Base, a company that helps customers commission floating houses.
 
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20130506_IMG_7252.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7255.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7265.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7274.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7288.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. This shot shows the floating offices of Waternet, a water utility company. The building is heated and cooled by a water source heat pump, as well as generating its own electricity from solar panelas on the roof.
 
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20130506_IMG_7299.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. This shot shows the floating offices of Waternet, a water utility company. The building is heated and cooled by a water source heat pump, as well as generating its own electricity from solar panels on the roof. Here a man points out the level of the water outside.
 
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20130506_IMG_7353.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. This shot shows the floating offices of Waternet, a water utility company. The building is heated and cooled by a water source heat pump, as well as generating its own electricity from solar panelas on the roof.
 
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20130507_B18A0790.jpg A Smart car electric car at a charging station for electric cars in Ijburg, Amsterdam, Netherlands, in front of floating houses.
 
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20130507_B18A0888.jpg Climate change heaven and hell, an oil terminal in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with wind turbines generating renewable energy.
 
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20130502_B18A8335.jpg New houses for sale in Almere, which is the Nehterlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, a circle of solar thermal panels which also provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity.
 
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20130502_B18A8347.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8359.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8370.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8377.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_B18A8383.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130502_IMG_6457.jpg Sun Island in Almere, which is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, pictured hear, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Many of the houses have solar PV panels on the roof to generate their own electricity. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130503_IMG_6838.jpg A family in front of their house in Almere with solar PV panels on the roof. It is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130503_IMG_6842.jpg A family in front of their house in Almere with solar PV panels on the roof. It is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130503_IMG_6846.jpg A family in front of their house in Almere with solar PV panels on the roof. It is the Netherlands youngest town, in Flevoland, which was reclaimed from the sea. This planned city is very green, with space heating provided from a nearby combined heat and power plant, and from Sun Island, a circle of solar thermal panels which provides hot water for the residents. Zoneiland contains 520 solar panels covering an area of approximately 7000 m2. Annually it provides 9,750 gigajoules of renewable, sustainable energy, equal to 10% of Almere city's total annual energy needs. The rest of the energy is provided by the local power plant in Almere.
 
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20130430_IMG_5477.jpg A family coming home from the shops on their bike, in Ijburg, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130507_IMG_7472.jpg A Smart car electric car at a charging station for electric cars in Ijburg, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
 
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20130506_IMG_7178.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen of Float base, a company who help customers commission floating houses.
 
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20130506_IMG_7188.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. his shot shows the interior of a floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7194.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen of Float Base who helps customers commission floating houses in the interior of a floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7202.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows the interior of a floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7209.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of floating houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen, from Float Base, a company that helps customers commission floating houses.
 
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20130506_IMG_7214.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of floating houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen, from Float Base, a company that helps customers commission floating houses.
 
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20130506_IMG_7223.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of floating houses being constructed. This shot shows Mark Van Ommen, from Float Base, a company that helps customers commission floating houses.
 
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20130506_IMG_7251.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7253.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7259.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7272.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. Ijburg, a suberb of Amsterdam is the floating house capital, with increasing numbers of flaoting houses being constructed. This shot shows Koen Hehenkamp and his children on a bike beside their floating house.
 
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20130506_IMG_7303.jpg The Netherlands are notoriously flat and low lying, with 50% of the country lying below sea level. Climate change is leading to both sea level rise and increased flooding, both of which threaten poperties. One solution is to build floating houses, that rise and fall with altering water levels. This shot shows the floating offices of Waternet, a water utility company. The building is heated and cooled by a water source heat pump, as well as generating its own electricity from solar panels on the roof. Here a man points out the level of the water outside.
 
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20130321_P3210062.jpg Hayeswater reservoir above Hartsop in Patterdale in unseasonally cold weather in late March 2013, Lake District, UK.
 
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20130321_P3210082.jpg Large drifts of snow on High Street in the Lake District during an unseasonally cold spell of weather in late March 2013.
 
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