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6 Feb 2015: More than 200 University of Cambridge employees so far have signed up for the car sharing scheme that helps to cut the University's carbon footprint while enabling staff to make

26 Jan 2016: Well, the University consumes around 200 million kWh of electricity every year, enough to power about a third of the households in Cambridge.

19 Dec 2016: average household electricity use according to Ofgem is 3,200 kWh). Answer: 35 times over.

19 Dec 2016: A further £1.73m is due to be spent on improvements to the Building Management System (BMS) to reduce annual carbon emissions by a further 200 tonnes by 2017.

25 Jan 2017: Green Impact is well underway at the University of Cambridge, with almost 200 staff and students working to improve the environmental and sustainability performance of their buildings, departments and Colleges.

26 Apr 2018: Figure 1: Meeting staff at the Maxwell Centre. Over 200 staff attended cycle events this month.

30 May 2018: which equates to over 200,000kWh!

31 Oct 2018: The database holds records of 3,200 individual items of equipment each worth more than £10,000, with new items appearing on an almost daily basis.

16 Nov 2018: Researchers and staff at the University of Cambridge, have been selected as top 10 finalists in a global contest designed to identify, reward, and spotlight innovative solutions for addressing climate change.

23 Apr 2019: The College agreed to withdraw its direct investments in fossil fuel companies (as listed in the Carbon Underground 200) within the next three years, and to withdraw its indirect investments in