The challenges of decarbonisation in the university sector
For universities, cutting carbon could spell trouble for staff morale, warn Siobhan Wren and Matt Rooney from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers
Universities in the UK have legally binding targets to reduce emissions by 43 per cent from 2005-2020, which were established to help meet the UK's carbon reduction commitment set out in the Climate Change...
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