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Scotland had its wettest year on record in 2011Meteorologically, 2011 was a remarkable year; the second warmest in the UK temperature record (from 1910) and notable for extreme regional disparities, with drought conditions in the English Lowlands contrasting dramatically with Scotland, which had its wettest year on record.
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New tool helps project the impacts of climate change on wetlands - 2 February 2012

CEH staff working on wetlandsA new web-based tool has been created to help wetland managers in England and Wales project the impacts of climate change in the next 50 years. The tool was formally launched on 2 February, which is designated World Wetlands Day.

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New standards allow disparate biosciences data sets to integrate - 31 January 2012
Collaborating to develop biodiversity monitoring - 18 January 2012
New study urges targeting of pollution sources to save lives and climate - 13 January 2012
Resource management in ant colonies may have lessons for politicians and economists - 12 January 2012
Birds and butterflies lagging behind climate change shift - 11 January 2012
Climate change is altering mountain vegetation at the large scale - 10 January 2012
Ecosystems Knowledge Network launched: a resource for connecting people and nature - 10 January 2012
2011 CEH News Review of the Year - 23 December 2011
Lake science insights from 40 years of monitoring at Loch Leven in Scotland - 21 December 2011
Cutting hedgerows less frequently can benefit wildlife - 19 December 2011
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