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25 Jun 2019: Our most recent intern, Catrin Darsley, mapped where sustainability is currently being taught in the curriculum.

25 Jan 2022: When environmentalism turns from an abstract notion into something which has direct economic, social, physical, and health benefits on the individual that is when it can take hold more firmly.

9 Feb 2022: This tool estimates emissions on a simple economic input-. output basis, so these figures should be regarded as an order of.

14 Dec 2022: Here are some ideas of projects you can explore:. Survey staff and/or students about curriculum and sustainability at your University department.

17 Mar 2017: LTP Objective 4 – Promoting improved skill levels and economic prosperity across the county, helping people into jobs and encouraging enterprise;. ... The transport network will support economic growth, mitigate the transport impacts of the growth

25 Feb 2020: “I’ve had a fantastic summer working in Environment and Energy and would thoroughly recommend it to any students look for experience in the field of environmental sustainability!” Robyn Topper, transport intern.

12 Nov 2020: Agriculture practices and policy. 1.47 Changes to environmental and agricultural policies and subsidies are a key economic driver of land use and farming practices and could represent a threat and ... Rhododendron ponticum and Virginia creeper

29 Aug 2018: A reading and research group which created a platform for the discussion of ecological, social, cultural, technological and economic issues that affect the built environment.

24 Jun 2020: the region with key railway stations and Cambridge city centre, helping to nurture and sustain long-term regional economic growth.

30 Oct 2019: NUS have been running this survey for eight years, and it’s a great opportunity for you to have your say on how sustainability is embedded across campuses, curriculums and communities