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Blogs

Welcome to the EAUC blogs section! You will find a mixture of blogs from our educational members, strategic partners, company members, and of course, ourselves.

These aim to be interesting, informative and inspirational! Together, we believe we can lead and empower the post-16 education sector to make sustainability 'just good business'. These blogs will help show what is happening across the sector from different perspectives and how we can work together to make a better tomorrow.

It should be noted that views and opinions expressed in blogs are personal and belong to the blog author. They are not necessarily reflective of the views and opinions of EAUC.

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University climate targets are not always led by their science

University climate targets are not always led by their science

Iain Patton, CEO EAUC, discusses the need for all institutions' to set science-based emissions goals, under an agreed methodology.

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Student Climate Commissioner's COP26 Blog

Student Climate Commissioner's COP26 Blog

Student Climate Commissioners, Manveer and Katie, reflect on their experiences of attending COP26 as part of the EAUC Delegation.

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Getting into the right Christmas spirit this holiday

Getting into the right Christmas spirit this holiday

The EAUC-Scotland Team are delighted to share with you a few of our favourite ways of getting into the Christmas sprit while reducing our impact. Which will you choose? Slàinte!

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Making a fresco to explain the climate emergency with Climate Fresk

Making a fresco to explain the climate emergency with Climate Fresk

Climate Fresk is a group activity that aims to increase awareness of how our actions have led to a climate emergency. Lucy Patterson, our Scotland Sustainability in the Curriculum Project Officer, attended one their workshops and shares her experience.

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COP26 - what can you do?

COP26 - what can you do?

A blog by Russell Burton, CEO at Hillside Environmental Services that looks at what SMEs and the further education sector can learn from COP26. Two sectors that are often overlooked when it comes to climate change, but have a considerable impact.

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Teaching Climate Change Communication Skills: The Role of Universities

Teaching Climate Change Communication Skills: The Role of Universities

Do students know how to communicate about climate change? Public concern about climate change is at an all-time high, particularly among young people and university students – but many concerned individuals are either unwilling or unaware of how to communicate their attitudes and knowledge of climate change in a way that will have a positive effect on their family, peers, colleagues, and ultimately, the world. A blog written by Matt Carew, Susie Ho, and Lucy Richardson at Monash University.

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We need more leaders, we need more action

We need more leaders, we need more action

With the absence of concerted and effective leadership at an intergovernmental level, we need more community leaders from all parts of society to step up and fill the void of effective action – and our universities and colleges are ideally placed for this. A blog by Professor Joy Carter CBE, GuildHE Climate Commissioner for the Climate Commission for UK Higher and Further Education.

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£4.8m Gloucestershire College green energy retrofit project begins

£4.8m Gloucestershire College green energy retrofit project begins

Learn how the Hillside team has supported Gloucestershire College with an environmental audit and report, business case and economic model, a successful application to finance the project, plus procurement of trusted suppliers.

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Why Does Education for Sustainable Development Matter?

Why Does Education for Sustainable Development Matter?

Our new Sustainability in the Curriculum Project Officer in the Scotland Team, Lucy Patterson, explains why education for sustainable development matters to her, and why it must be a priority in colleges and universities.

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How Heat Decarbonisation Plans can help you reach your financial and carbon saving goals

How Heat Decarbonisation Plans can help you reach your financial and carbon saving goals

Justin Morris - Programme Coordinator in the Colleges and Universities Team at Salix Finance talks about how decarbonisation sits at the heart of the Government’s green agenda.

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A new paradigm for learning based on the UN SDGs

A new paradigm for learning based on the UN SDGs

This blog gives Richard's thoughts on the future delivery of education, not just in the United Kingdom, but all around the world. Richard comes from a background where he twice had the ‘God’s Eye View’ of the very broad requirements and was in position to change things and to improve the eventual outcomes at a national or global level.

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Learning our way to a Sustainable Future - ESD in Scotland's Colleges

Learning our way to a Sustainable Future - ESD in Scotland's Colleges

This is a reproduction of an article written by Christine Calder, Academic Development Lead at Dundee and Angus College and one of the EAUC-Scotland Education for Sustainable Development Topic Support Network Convenors, and Betsy King, Development Manager at Learning for Sustainability Scotland, for Inspiring Lecturers, a publication by the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS), Colleges Scotland, and The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS). It outlines the general context for Education for Sustainable Development, and reflects on the opportunities the upcoming GTCS registration and professional development requirements for Scotland's Colleges will bring to ensuring we are learning our way to a sustainable future.

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Re-igniting our passion for education - A perspective from the ESD Guidance Expert Group

Re-igniting our passion for education - A perspective from the ESD Guidance Expert Group

Dr Rehema White, an academic from the University of St Andrews, Chair of the Learning for Sustainability Scotland Steering Group, and one of our Education for Sustainable Development Topic Support Network Convenors, was a member of the QAA expert group tasked with revising and updating the ESD Guidance. Here she shares her reflections on being part of that process, and her hopes for the future of education.

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University of Strathclyde and the new ESD Guidance

University of Strathclyde and the new ESD Guidance

Scott Strachan, one of our Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Topic Support Network Convenors and a Senior Teaching Fellow at the University of Strathclyde, was asked about how the new QAA / Advance HE Guidance for the Higher Education Sector on ESD and will influence their work at the University.

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Accelerating Education for the SDGs: New Higher Education Sector Guidance on ESD

Accelerating Education for the SDGs: New Higher Education Sector Guidance on ESD

EAUC Trustees Simon Kemp and Jim Longhurst were centrally involved in developing the new QAA Guidance for the Higher Education Sector on Education for Sustainable Development. They share an outline of the guidance.

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Voices of Sustainability - Blog Collection

Voices of Sustainability - Blog Collection

This collection of blogs from Advance HE provides diverse perspectives and ideas of sustainability in higher education, including contributions from Fiona Goodwin - Director of Operations and Planning at EAUC, Manveer Gill - Student Climate Commissioner and Professor Joy Carter - VC at University of Winchester and Climate Commissioner

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 Ground Source Heat Pumps: An Effective Technology for Reducing Carbon across University Estates

Ground Source Heat Pumps: An Effective Technology for Reducing Carbon across University Estates

Salix Finance's Natasha Mylett looks at how universities across the UK are continuing to develop and deliver their estate-wide carbon management plans in spite of the pandemic and a number of challenges facing Higher Education institutions.

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Net Zero Universities: Decarbonising heat on and off campus

Net Zero Universities: Decarbonising heat on and off campus

The Heat Networks Investment Project (HNIP) team has written an article which focuses on how universities can benefit from HNIP funding and why heat networks are suited to campuses.

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A Week of Action on Food Waste and Climate Change

A Week of Action on Food Waste and Climate Change

Sarah Clayton, Head of Citizen Behaviour Change at WRAP gives us the lowdown on the brand new WRAP campaign 'Food Waste Action Week' which runs 1st - 7th March 2021.

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Engage your community by engaging yourself

Engage your community by engaging yourself

Student Magda Núñez talks about about how to better engage with your community on sustainability.

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Emerald and the SDG Publishers Compact

Emerald and the SDG Publishers Compact

Sharon Parkinson, Senior Journals Publisher at Emerald Publishing, explores how the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Publishers Compact is designed to inspire action among publishers and accelerate progress to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.

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Re-thinking best practise – sustainability in research

Re-thinking best practise – sustainability in research

Alison Robinson, Deputy Executive Chair at NERC, talks about the need to embed sustainability at the heart of higher education research and innovation to tackle the huge challenges posed by climate change.

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Encouraging women’s voices in environmental science

Encouraging women’s voices in environmental science

Ecologist Dr Cecilia Medupin explains how engaging women from diverse backgrounds is a catalyst to environmental change.

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Net Zero. The start, the path, and the goal

Net Zero. The start, the path, and the goal

Richard Murphy, Managing Director at The Energy Consortium, looks at what we can do to start to decarbonise our lives and institutions as we work towards achieving Net Zero.

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Climate Commission: the FHE sector must have a comprehensive reporting process for GHG emissions

Climate Commission: the FHE sector must have a comprehensive reporting process for GHG emissions

Sonya Peres, Climate Commission Officer for the Climate Commission for UK Higher and Further Education discusses the Commission's findings on the need for comprehensive GHG emissions reporting, with insight from Commissioners Jim Longhurst and Manveer Gill.

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The SDG Accord – how does it help colleges?

The SDG Accord – how does it help colleges?

Matthew Green, Head of Commercial Services at South Devon College explains how the mandatory reporting requirement of the SDG Accord has really helped them improve their sustainability as a college.

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Climate Commission: how can the sector harness the power of research to propel climate action?

Climate Commission: how can the sector harness the power of research to propel climate action?

Sonya Peres, Climate Commission Officer for the Climate Commission for UK Higher and Further Education, discusses how UK research can be harnessed to drive impactful climate action.

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3G Sports Pitches - So long to rubber crumb?

3G Sports Pitches - So long to rubber crumb?

Pitch In is a project developed and delivered by Fidra in collaboration with KIMO International. The project aims to end microplastic pollution from 3G artificial turf. Fidra's work uses information collated from researchers, industry, government and other NGOs along with best available science, to establish and inform a wider dialogue with the 3G artificial turf industry, and the communities who use and benefit from them, on how to end microplastic pollution from 3G turf.

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Hey Girls Period Poverty

Hey Girls Period Poverty

Hey Girls is a social enterprise based in Scotland, on a mission to end period poverty in the UK. We launched in 2018, by founder and CEO Celia Hodson and her two daughters Kate and Becky. It all started with a heated discussion that resulted in a simple goal – how to tackle ‘period poverty’ in a sustainable way.

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Mobilising the Further and Higher Education Sector on Climate Change

Mobilising the Further and Higher Education Sector on Climate Change

Sonya Peres, Climate Commission Officer for the Climate Commission for UK Higher and Further Education Students and Leaders talks about how institutions can and should respond to the Climate Crisis.

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Positive thinking during lockdown

Positive thinking during lockdown

A disorder in reality might lead to an enduring desire for order in thoughts (Held, 2013:220). Since this pandemic is changing our reality as we have discussed in our first blog. We must seek a positive order in thoughts. The uncertainty in this disorder carries fear and unpredictability. While, it is evident that there is a diversity and heterogeneity in individual responses to uncertainty (Honkasalo, 2008:492) we shall try to conquer our fear and channel our motivation to positive thinking.

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Lesson learned from Covid-19: Disability is socially constructed phenomenon

Lesson learned from Covid-19: Disability is socially constructed phenomenon

The proportion of disabled[1] people is rising, and it is estimated that ONE billion people (15% of the population) is disabled according to the World report on disability (World Report on Disability, 2011). Disability is much more common in low and middle-income countries. There are many definitions of disability.

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What does COVID-19 mean for the Travel Better Package?

What does COVID-19 mean for the Travel Better Package?

Earlier this year, I wrote about my journey in confronting the environmental and social impacts of air travel. I had been working on the Travel Better Package to support a reduction in flying in universities and colleges and had just returned from a two-week long Christmas holiday to Canada. I grappled with the shame I felt, mixed with the longing to see my family. I thought it could be useful to share the difficulties of an international life to support others in similar situations.

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How the COVID-19 pandemic will affect female entrepreneurs from different informal sectors

How the COVID-19 pandemic will affect female entrepreneurs from different informal sectors

Starting a business can offer a lifeline for people living below the poverty line as they try to recover financially and mentally. However, the Covid-19 crisis is going to have a devastating impact on economies. The outbreak has brought countries’ economies to a halt and driven many victims to shut their business and seek loans to survive. If starting a business in the informal sector[1] was difficult before the coronavirus crisis, it will be far more difficult after the crisis. This is because many employees will be made redundant (if they are not already redundant) and some people (especially women) will look to start a new business to be able to survive.

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Covid-19 and Air Pollution – One Silver Lining

Covid-19 and Air Pollution – One Silver Lining

Evidence shows that long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to the development of various diseases, including respiratory conditions such as lung cancer and asthma, and to an estimated 36,000 early deaths in the UK every year . Evidence based research also indicates a link between high levels of air pollutants and Covid-19 cases and deaths

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Upcycling VS. Recycling - A way to protect the environment during COVID-19 lockdown

Upcycling VS. Recycling - A way to protect the environment during COVID-19 lockdown

Everyone has heard of recycling, but what about upcycling? Recycling is the process of turning waste into a reusable material or product. It involves taking common household items, such as paper, glass, and plastic, breaking down the materials, and using them to form another product that is often of lesser quality. Upcycling, on the other hand, is a very specific form of recycling that turns waste into a material or product that is of a higher quality.

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Waste Incineration: A friend or a foe to the Circular Economy?

Waste Incineration: A friend or a foe to the Circular Economy?

It is well established now that Covid-19 is very strongly linked to the loss of biodiversity that is caused by both businesses and individual human activity. In this short article, we introduce Energy from Waste (EfW) as a process of generating energy in the form of electricity and/or heat from the incineration of waste (Stringfellow, 2014). It could be termed ‘Renewable’ in the sense that waste is always in a constant process of replenishment from human activity.

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Implementing Circular Economy at home during the Covid-19 lockdown

Implementing Circular Economy at home during the Covid-19 lockdown

During the lockdown period of the coronavirus pandemic we are all adapting to spending more time at home. I have at times felt anxious about my health, financial implications, and future stability of work. I am grateful that I am still able to leave home for essential purchases and participating in daily exercise, and when I do the nature that greets me outside becomes my sanctuary.

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Work and wellbeing in the midst of a pandemic - blog series

Work and wellbeing in the midst of a pandemic - blog series

How do we maintain our work/life balance during this time while continuing to ensure our own and our families well-being? We are delving into the lives of colleagues to find out how they manage just this!

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Maintaining positive mental health and navigating our coping modes during the COVID-19 lockdown

Maintaining positive mental health and navigating our coping modes during the COVID-19 lockdown

Around the globe, the current pandemic has imposed a new reality that revolves around phrases like: self-isolating, social distancing measures, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), flattening the curve and underlying conditions. An overwhelming new reality has emerged with people asking questions such as: Was I wearing gloves in the supermarket that day? Is this a normal sore throat? Did he/she cough next to me? Have we reached the peak? Is my child coping? Will I lose my job?

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An Earth Day unlike any other

An Earth Day unlike any other

EAUC writes about Earth Day, the roles of universities and colleges in coming to the aid of our ailing planet, and how Covid-19 will impact our Earth moving forwards.

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Businesses’ Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Duties Towards Communities in the Covid-19 crisis

Businesses’ Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Duties Towards Communities in the Covid-19 crisis

As a result of Covid-19 pandemic, world leaders have followed World Health Organization (WHO) advice that social distancing is the solution to prevent the virus from spreading and to our allow National Health Services to save lives. To allow this to happen, businesses have been told to close their doors during the coronavirus outbreak. The question is: have businesses fulfilled their CSR duties?

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Nursing both the Covid 19 and Biodiversity Crisis together

Nursing both the Covid 19 and Biodiversity Crisis together

Life has as we know it entered unprecedented times with the emergence of the Covid-19 virus. Worldwide, organisational operations and individual movements have been restricted, and in some countries these rules are enforced by the police. Governments have taken unprecedented measures to confine movement. The previous unthinkable measures have changed lives drastically but most are complying with the new rules, acknowledging the greater good is to minimise impact and retain health.

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Does a loss of Biodiversity cause Covid 19?

Does a loss of Biodiversity cause Covid 19?

Biodiversity is the infrastructure that supports all life. The immense pressure plastics are having on the oceans, along with the disappearance of rainforests, and land clearing for agricultural purposes, have all contributed to biodiversity loss and species extinction. All these issues have resulted in many years of human overexploitation of our planet and are recognised to be causing the sixth extinction period the planet is currently experiencing.

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Student opinion: How to make real change

Student opinion: How to make real change

LSE student Harriet Freeman talks about the struggle and surrender involved in running a successful sustainability campaign.

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Student opinion: ​Universities as leaders of climate action

Student opinion: ​Universities as leaders of climate action

Anika Kovalická, a Nottingham Trent University (NTU) student studying Global Studies and International Relations talks climate change and education.

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Academics Who Travel Better

Academics Who Travel Better

Academia is closely linked to extensive mobility, meaning attending non-local conferences and meetings and engaging in globalised research amongst other international engagements.

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How I will travel better: my journey with flying

How I will travel better: my journey with flying

Sonya Peres is the Responsible Institutes Research Intern for EAUC Scotland who has been focusing on their Travel Better package to support universities and colleges to reduce the amount of air travel. During this time, Sonya was prompted to reconsider her own flying habits and has set herself some goals for 2020.

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Leading the Climate Emergency Charge

Leading the Climate Emergency Charge

Jon Khoo from Interface, proud supporters of the Green Gown Awards Outstanding Leadership Team of the Year, talks about leadership and facing the Climate Emergency Challenge.

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​The new civil politics of climate change

​The new civil politics of climate change

Leading academics from University of Lincoln, LSE, University of Hull and University of Manchester have collaborated on this blog about climate policy change and the role of universities and colleges.

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Can university laboratories move away from single-use plastic?

Can university laboratories move away from single-use plastic?

Kerry Cheek, SRS Projects Coordinator reflects on a recent project in which she researched laboratory plastic waste at the University of Edinburgh.

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Physician, heal thyself - resilience and adaptation

Physician, heal thyself - resilience and adaptation

Paul Cusition, Chief Executive and Director at FHE specialist insurance provider UMAL talks about why universities and colleges cannot afford to delay climate change risk assessment and adaptation plans.

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Accelerating change to tackle inclusion of women

Accelerating change to tackle inclusion of women

Alison Johns, Advance HE CEO, highlights some of the stark statistics about women’s representation in higher education ahead of our Women in HE Conference: Conditions for Change - how can we accelerate change that tackles the treatment and inclusion of women?

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Commissioning a momentous climate-action trinity to better support our members

Commissioning a momentous climate-action trinity to better support our members

EAUC CEO Iain Patton discusses the growing climate emergency movement, and the role of Higher and Further Education within it.

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Global Climate Strikes - a change in the tide

Global Climate Strikes - a change in the tide

EAUC talks everything Global Climate Strike - who, what, when, where, and most importantly - why!

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How can universities make study more sustainable?

How can universities make study more sustainable?

Zenith UK talks about the sustainability findings in the latest Natwest Student Living Index.

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UUK Blog: Universities must help secure a sustainable future for our planet

UUK Blog: Universities must help secure a sustainable future for our planet

The concept of sustainability may not be on the minds of every university staff member or student, but in light of significant global challenges, universities must do all they can to help protect our planet and those that depend on it for survival. Dave Gorman, Director of Social Responsibility and Sustainability University of Edinburgh, writes for UUK.

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The lightbulb moment that will make the digital campus a reality

The lightbulb moment that will make the digital campus a reality

Robert McIntyre, Solutions Architect at Tridonic UK Ltd talks about that lightbulb moment with lighting on campuses.

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How do we update listed buildings on our campuses?

How do we update listed buildings on our campuses?

Zoe Williams, Head of Marketing at Selectaglaze tells us about improving the sustainability of a Grade 2 listed building at Birmingham University.

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Hope lies in new generation of ‘dynamic and interconnected students’

Hope lies in new generation of ‘dynamic and interconnected students’

Jenny Jamieson, Policy Officer at the Scottish Funding Council outlines the role EAUC is playing to ensure sustainable development in the education sector.

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Developing Skills and Capabilities Relevant to Sustainability

Developing Skills and Capabilities Relevant to Sustainability

From Ayrshire College, which is delivering courses to create the next generation of environmentally conscious teachers, to Sutton College, which is working with care homes to tackle the issue of recruitment and high turnover of staff in the care home sector, the initiatives being undertaken by institutions to help secure a sustainable future are increasingly varied.

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Based on Waste: 6 Sustainable Innovations Shaping Construction

Based on Waste: 6 Sustainable Innovations Shaping Construction

Jennifer Turner, a manager at Protection Supplies, tells us about some sustainable innovations that could well shape construction across campuses.

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6 reasons why institutions should be setting science-based targets

6 reasons why institutions should be setting science-based targets

Carbon Credentials runs through the main reasons Higher and Further Education should be setting Science-Based Targets.

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Making the impossible possible in listed buildings

Making the impossible possible in listed buildings

Zoe Williams, Head of Marketing at Selectaglaze tells us about how the company has improved the sustainability of University of Cambridge's prestigious Jesus College.

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Constructive conferences: Highlights and helpful hints about hosting

Constructive conferences: Highlights and helpful hints about hosting

Our Annual Conference this year was held at Keele University. Sarah Briggs, Sustainability Project Officer at Keele reflects on the opportunities and challenges

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Reuse Race

Reuse Race

Simon Goldsmith, Head of Sustainability at the University of Greenwich outlines the success of their new cup reuse initiative.

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Education spaces for students to thrive

Education spaces for students to thrive

Louise Walker, Public Sector Sales Director at Interface talks about why it matters where we learn.

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Engaging students on the SDGs

Engaging students on the SDGs

Christa Appleton, Education Project Officer at Keele University tells us about how she is using the SDGs to bring students together.

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Cycling - a lifelong learning skill

Cycling - a lifelong learning skill

Agne Buraityte from Glasgow Kelvin College talks about their new Velocity Cycling Hub.

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NUS talk Unicycle and everything bike

NUS talk Unicycle and everything bike

Charlotte Bonner from NUS talks about the pilot project 'Unicycle.

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Sustainability and Enterprise

Sustainability and Enterprise

Andy Penaluna from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David talks about the link between sustainability and enterprise.

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Geologists and the SDGs

Geologists and the SDGs

Dr Steven Rogers, Teaching Fellow in Geology at Keele University tells us all about the Geology department's SDG journey.

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Green Gowns: Making educated choices around the environment

Green Gowns: Making educated choices around the environment

University Business talks about how post-16 education can lead the way in embedding sustainability.

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