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19 Jun 2024: Cambridge Zero Director Professor Emily Shuckburgh held two assemblies for children from reception to year six at the University of Cambridge Primary School for Earth Day. ... Eloise and Genevieve pitched in to describe to their fellow students the

9 Jan 2024: This report has inspired a greater focus on progress towards Net Zero across Cambridge Colleges. ... animals grow slower and so reach slaughter weight later) than does rearing animals on field-grown feedstocks22.

19 Jun 2024: 21] Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (signed 23 June 1979, entered into force 1 November 1983) 1651 UNTS 333 (CMS). ... 28] See, for instance,M-C Cordonier Segger, supra note 3. Explore more stories from Cambridge Zero.

9 Jan 2024: In Cambridge Colleges, attempts to eliminate meat from entire menus (such as meat-free Mondays) are often short-lived. ... animals grow slower and so reach slaughter weight later) than does rearing animals on field-grown feedstocks22.

19 Jun 2024: Primary Menu. Image. Learning to speak in Carbon – The Cambridge Carbon Literacy Project. ... What I have enjoyed the most has been helping to adapt the base course material to the Cambridge context.

18 Mar 2024: CamEATS ZERO Successfully Launched on February 12 2024 The CamEATS ZERO Sustainable Food Initiative was successfully launched on February 12, 2024, marking an important step towards inspiring and supporting Cambridge Colleges ... This was followed by an

19 Jun 2024: Primary Menu. Image. CamEATS ZERO: Supporting Cambridge Colleges to reduce the climate impact of catering. ... Supporting documents:. Explore more stories from Cambridge Zero. Explore Zero. Who We Are.

20 Mar 2024: Global Food Security IRC and Cambridge Zero. The 'Sustainable and Healthy Food Production' Symposium will highlight ground-breaking. ... 12.35 Policy interventions to promote sustainable food consumption Clara Ma, PhD Candidate, Cambridge Centre for

19 Jun 2024: Primary Menu. Image. Agents for Change: Primary school students and Cambridge Zero create climate-themed art project. ... The children first identified four themes, namely, poles and oceans, endangered animals, trees and plants, and people.

19 Jun 2024: Image. Later on, I attended a side-event on 'Unlocking Radical Collaboration to Deliver on Nature-Positive and Net Zero Goals', organized by the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Sustainability ... He shared the story of how helicopters and boats

19 Jun 2024: According to a report from the natural capital team at the Office for National Statistics, peatlands are a unique ecosystem formed of partially decomposed plant and animal remains which provide over ... quality. Peter Landshoff is a retired Professor of

10 May 2023: Cambridge Zero Research Symposium 2 Carbon Capture & Climate Repair: what, where, when, how, by whom and for whom? ... 3.20pm The “Real Deal”: Team formation processes in early-stage climate technology ventures Ariel de Fauconberg, PhD Candidate,

10 May 2023: Caroline Reynolds, Senior Research Facilitator, Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences (CATS), Research Operations Office. ... CATS manage the University of Cambridge Wellcome TPA which provides £2.25M for three years.