University of Cambridge eyes net zero by 2038 as it adopts science-based targets
Institution claims it is the first in the world to adopt emissions reductions target in line with science based on a 1.5C warming pathway
The University of Cambridge has announced a series of science-based climate targets based on limiting global warming to 1.5C, as it pledged to slash its greenhouse gases to "absolute zero" before the middle...
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