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9 Sep 2013: Sustainable travel at the University of Cambridge Every day a high number of journeys into and around Cambridge are made by staff, students and visitors coming to our sites. The University is committed to supporting and investing in sustainable

19 Sep 2013: You can download the University of Cambridge Travel Plan (pdf). The main University Travel Plan is supported by site-specific travel plans that are prepared for new buildings.

9 Sep 2013: What does the Cambridge University's Sustainability Team do? Virtually every aspect of activity across the University has some sustainability impact. As this agenda is so broad, every individual working or studying at the University has a role to

12 Sep 2013: Guidance from gov.uk will open in new window).

25 Sep 2013: New developments: PromotingFind out about the different sources of Cambridge's carbon emissions ('scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions').

4 Sep 2013: Our Environmental Sustainability Vision is that the University of Cambridge is committed to making a positive impact through outstanding environmental sustainability performance. Our policy framework shows how our environmental sustainability vision

13 Sep 2013: Search site. Sustainability. BREEAM policy. University BREEAM Overview. All new major new build and refurbishment projects are required to be certified as at least ‘Excellent’ under BREEAM (the Building Research Establishment

9 Sep 2013: Picture © Viridian Solar Overarching aim To reduce scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon emissions while supporting the University's plans for growth in research activity and staff and student numbers. Targets Scope 1 and 2 We have committed to achieving

4 Sep 2013: The University of Cambridge has around 20,000 students and over 11,000 staff, an estate portfolio valued at over £1.7bn, a planned capital building programme worth £412m, and energy costs of £15m a year. This means that the University has a high

4 Sep 2013: Green Impact - Support and advice for new or current participants in Green Impact.

9 Sep 2013: BREEAM. Major new build and refurbishment projects are required to be certified as at least ‘Excellent’ using BREEAM (the Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method). ... In particular our new buildings are expected to make