The National Trust, the Great Britain heritage and conservation charity, is to use augmented reality headsets to demonstrate to visitors the impact of climate change on its properties over the next 30 years. Keith Jones, climate change advisor for the organisation, said that climate change was the “biggest threat” facing the charity. The Trust has pledged to reduce its energy use by 15% by 2021, compared to a 2009 baseline, and aims to generate 50% of its energy from renewables.
The National Trust, the UK heritage and conservation charity, is to use augmented reality headsets to demonstrate to visitors the impact of climate change on its properties over the next 30 years. Keith Jones, climate change advisor for the organisation, said that climate change was the “biggest threat” facing the charity. The Trust has pledged to reduce its energy use by 15% by 2021, compared to a 2009 baseline, and aims to generate 50% of its energy from renewables.