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11 May 2020: ecological and socio-economic harm if they are not controlled appropriately. ... WCAS9 Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 Schedule 9. Non-native (or other) species in the UK which may cause ecological, environmental and/or socio-economic harm in the wild.

16 Apr 2019: heat during the day; reducing reliance on environmentally harmful refrigerant systems  The historic Exams Hall entrance was saved and re‐used for the New Wing  Winter heating . ... It is recognised that this could mean

24 Sep 2021: societal and economic impact for every Cambridge pound spent.

21 May 2019: Introduction. Society as a whole faces the challenge of making absolute reductions in emissions while simultaneously seeking to improve quality of life, often through economic growth.

4 Apr 2016: Improved journey time. Reducing congestion. Economic. Reduced absenteeism and increased productivity.

27 Jan 2020: Architecture was the highest scoring tripos overall, followed by Economics, Geography and Manufacturing Engineering.

17 Sep 2020: mileage expense reclaim rates. c) Purchased goods and services. We estimate emissions from the University’s supply chain based on the economic input-output.

10 Mar 2020: 1.2. Key Deliverables. Menu-of-options tool: a numerical simulation that collates estate-wide baseline data, cost / economic. ... Energy efficiency. upgrades have poor carbon abatement economics and scenarios outside of the University’s control are

29 Feb 2024: This tool. estimates emissions on a simple economic input-output basis, so these figures should be regarded as an order of magnitude estimate, rather than an accurate calculation of our supply

30 Mar 2021: The SPP project will enable the University to buy its goods, works and services in a manner that improves the environmental, societal and economic impact on spend.