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27 Sep 2019: The Living Lab is part of the University’s Environment and Energy section, which is within the Estate Management, and its focus is on making sure that the University’s operations ... If you want to join a team and take part in the competition, you

27 May 2016: Search site. Sustainability. Travel News - University Open Day Arrangements. Submitted by Grainne Kennedy on Fri, 2016-05-27 15:16.

10 Mar 2022: To this end I am working with a group of colleagues from our Environment Staff Network and Coaching Community of Practice to establish a Colleague Climate Café at Cambridge University Press &

21 May 2020: Today, Friday 22 May, marks the 2020 International Day for Biological Diversity. Although it doesn’t roll off the tongue, at its heart this day has a simple message: to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues at a global level.

26 May 2020: Especially precious habitats on the estate, which are rare or threatened in the UK, include lowland meadows, wood pasture and traditional orchards.

21 Aug 2021: Our Special Awards are a way of letting them know that their efforts really do make a difference, not just to the environment but to the people who surround them. ... Gemma is an active member of the Environment and Energy Coordinators network, and has

30 Oct 2019: The University of Cambridge joins 19 other UK universities in a ground-breaking renewable energy deal to buy energy directly from British windfarms. The deal, known as a ‘Power Purchase Agreement’ or PPA, involves purchasing a proportion of

29 Jul 2021: The team built on the University’s own Living Lab concept and have used the past year learning how to develop an ‘action research’ environment which welcomes contributions from all disciplines. ... Promoting resource efficiency proved very

28 Jun 2021: We have just received the good news that the refurbishment has been officially BREEAM certified as ‘Excellent’.

26 May 2021: Here at the MRC Epidemiology Unit, like many other research departments, the vast majority of staff and students (predicted at 80-90% of total members in April 2021) are still working from home.