Archive For December 13, 2018
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- Student climate protestor condemns Cambridge’s fossil fuel ties
- Climate change education needs review, say experts
- Repair cafe bookings invited for East Barnwell session
- Law in Focus: ‘Does the European Court of Human Rights dictate climate policy?’ – Stefan Theil
- Decision on £600m solar farm delayed a fourth time
- How bad is the air pollution in Greater Cambridge – and what is causing it?
- Bronze Age ‘recycling bin’ found at quarry site
- Unlocking the potential of solar energy: A sustainable power revolution
- Five year plan to make the air cleaner across Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire
- Imaginarium to take over King’s College this weekend
- Plans for massive solar farm next to village denied by secretary of state
- Chair in Emerging Technologies supports solar-driven research
- Interactive map shows Cambridgeshire’s recycling ‘postcode lottery’
- Plastic fantastic – Cambridge University Varsity football match kit is made from recycled bottles
- Reisner Open Day Lecture 16 March 12:15 & 2:45pm
- Stricter rules urged for e-scooters in West Northants if trial is to continue to 2026
- Waste vehicles go green
- CEENRG Thursday seminars: ‘Green discontent in the periphery: Exploring the multifaceted attitudes to climate policies’
- Southern Ocean food-webs and climate change: A short review and future directions
- How do we evaluate the contribution of anthropogenic climate change to sea level rise from Antarctica?
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