derbyshire. people living in areas most at risk from extreme heat across scotland are also more likely to be poorer, bbc analysis has revealed. satellite insight firm four earth intelligence provided heat data, which was then cross referenced with the government s measure of relative poverty. the research showed that nearly two thirds of people living in high heat areas are also in more deprived places. harriet bradshaw has this exclusive report. climate change is heating things up and even glasgow is vulnerable. in higher temperatures, some city buildings already get hotter compared to others in green spaces. a big problem if you have health issues made worse in the heat. alison has asthma. the whole house would be like an absolute tavern. the fans are going. my inhaler tries to help but then it got so bad i couldn t breathe at all and my partner had to take me to hospital. to keep neighbourhoods cooler,
she these areas typically have less trees and parks. alison and other residents worked with the south side housing association to build this park on their doorstep. the issue of heat in the city has risen to the top with glasgow city council promising to work with landlords, developers and stakeholders to sort it out as part of new climate change policy. harriet bradshaw, reporting scotland. we have all been trying to find ways cool to keep cool. one charity has been helping.
the erov also has sensors that can make 3d models of the seabed. so, we can also check around the base of the structures and we can follow the pipelines of these as well. remote and autonomous technologies will play a vital role in the future of the maritime sector. this company hope to expand their fleet in the coming years to play a part in a safer and more sustainable future for essential work that needs to take place out at sea. that was paul and shiona all at sea. now, with more and more tech being used above and below the water, have you ever wondered how it affects the creatures that live in it? well, harriet bradshaw s been to see some technology that s trying to find out if new tidal turbines are harming sea life in their homes. harriet: the challenge ahead. it s absolutely terrifying, yeah, because this things