Climate Action

Find out about our transformational climate action work as we implement our Climate Action Principles and embrace the concept of ‘whole institution’ change.
On our Climate Action pages you can explore the four strands of our whole institution response to climate change in detail; Education, Research, Footprint and Partnerships.
Find out about our transformational climate action work as we implement our Climate Action Principles and embrace the concept of ‘whole institution’ change.
The University declared a climate emergency in 2022 and developed principles to guide our response to it. We report on our progress through our blog and in our annual Climate Action report.
The Climate Action Framework has 11 principles which set out our commitment to responding to climate change.
We explore different aspects of our whole institution response and the views of our community in detail on our blog.
Reports on our progress in meeting our carbon and sustainability targets.
The latest University climate and sustainability related news, including scientific research and initiatives within the University community.
The University's latest report has been published, detailing progress towards the Climate Action Framework principles and sharing the 2021/22 carbon footprint.
For Cycle to Work Day yesterday, we're celebrating our community of cycle commuters. In this blog, hear from staff who've tried out e-bikes and their top tips.
In June, Bath hosted the annual EAUC Conference hosting colleagues and students from across the sector for enriching sustainability-focused workshops and talks.
A new network of staff Climate Advocates has been formed to further embed actions to support the University's Climate Action Framework.
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Knowledge Transfer Partnership grant from Innovate UK will help companies drive towards Net Zero goals
Find out about upcoming events which explore responses to the Climate Emergency.
Join this lunchtime learning session to find out how this climate empowerment programme can help you use your unique powers to tackle climate change.
Get in touch with us to see how we can work together on sustainability and tackling climate change.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) is a UK wide programme which enables companies to access knowledge, skills and technology from UK Universities.
Research facilities are available for testing and analysing research, with expert support from university staff.