Education at the heart of London Climate Action Week
Cambridge helped to shape the conversation at London Climate Action Week 2026
Cambridge helped to shape the conversation at London Climate Action Week 2026
The University of Cambridge will shine a light on its efforts to tackle the climate and biodiversity crises across a series of London Climate Action Week events this year, ending in a climactic Cambridge Climate & Nature Research Showcase.
A faith-based climate donation platform and a low-carbon cement innovation took the top prizes at the 2026 Cambridge Climate Challenge.
As prices rise and the UK Government considers energy bill help once again, a new study warns that the country’s approach to energy support is structurally geared towards short-term crisis response rather than long-term solutions.
Members of the collegiate University honoured for their outstanding contributions to society in science, education, medicine, the environment, and the arts.
Dr Chris Macdonald's groundbreaking Virtual Reality public speaking platform won the Technological Innovation of the Year category at the Times Higher Education Awards 2025.
Cambridge is at COP 30 in Belém, Brazil to put its observer status to good use, champion youth voices, promote better education for all, defend nature and help join the dots between research, innovation, education and policy.
The UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has appointed Cambridge Zero Director Professor Emily Shuckburgh CBE as the Department’s new Chief Scientific Adviser (CSA).
Cambridge was at London Climate Action Week to convene panels, showcase research and investigate innovation, and engage with global leaders in government, business, finance and civil society.
University of Cambridge experts highlighted the key role of education in combatting climate misinformation at a Global Sustainable Development Congress (GDSC) workshop in Turkey.
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