Net Zero
Workshop roundtable tackles net zero targets
A workshop found there is a pressing need to identify sustainability metrics suitable for industry and academia to meet the net zero 2050 aims.
Stories tagged with 'Sustainability'
Particle pollution
Imperial and Germany’s TUM launch research centre to tackle particle pollution
Imperial and Germany’s Technical University of Munich (TUM) are launching a joint research centre to tackle particle pollution.
Sustainability Fortnight
Get ready for Sustainability Fortnight!
The Imperial community is being invited to take part in the university's Sustainability Fortnight from 24 February – 7 March 2025.
Circular Economy Advances
New Methodology Transforms Material Flow Analysis for a Circular Economy
An innovative approach for tracking material use delivers sharper data accuracy and smarter policy decisions for a more sustainable future.
Cheat on meat
Would you...cheat on meat?
In line with our sustainability drive, here's some helpful Veganuary tips to support a vegan lifestyle.
Green Impact Awards
Sustainability champions recognised at Green Impact celebration
Imperial hosted an awards ceremony at 170 Queen’s Gate to celebrate the achievements of its inaugural Green Impact teams.
Net zero pathways
New tool to help organisations explore viable carbon emission reduction pathways
A novel tool which can help organisations identify viable pathways to net zero emissions has been launched by Imperial College London.
Bezos Centre
Imperial research centre to drive advances in alternative proteins
Imperial hosts scientific kick-off for research centre driving advances in alternative proteins.
Extreme heat
Record-breaking heat putting UK public health at risk
One in five people in the UK have suffered ill health as a result of extreme heat in the past five years, new Imperial research has revealed.
Charismatic Biodiversity
What Africa needs to do to meet biodiversity targets
Advanced technologies, education, and channeling local and indigenous knowledge could help African nations protect their unique nature.
