Short course spotlight – Renewables for Households: Heat Pumps
Explore the science, weigh up the costs and benefits, and calculate the emissions reductions of heat pumps, to decide if this technology is right for you.
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Why we teach… futures literacy for sustainability transformation
Next in our new series looking at themes and topics explored by students on CAT Masters degrees, Dr Ruth Stevenson looks at how we can plan for an uncertain future…
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Monitoring your heat pump’s performance
As heat pumps edge closer to the mainstream, Joel Rawson looks at the importance of monitoring in making this change successful.
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New Student Bursaries Launched for 2023
CAT’s Graduate School of the Environment is once again able to offer bursaries to new students accepted to study with us from September 2023, thanks to generous donations from CAT…
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Why we teach… thermal comfort
In ta blog looking at themes and topics explored by students on CAT Masters degrees, Frances Hill looks at thermal comfort – what it means, why it matters and some…
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Home energy saving tips
Explore how you can lower your electricity use and reduce your heating needs. Joel Rawson from our Free Information Service gives a quick guide to lower-cost ways of cutting carbon…
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Short course spotlight: Zero Carbon Britain: Carbon Literacy for the Housing Sector
Explore climate solutions, create an action plan for you and your work, and gain Carbon Literate certification on our online course.
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Pathways to Farming – guest blog
The innovative Pathways to Farming training programme, run by community organisation Mach Maethlon in partnership with CAT, aims to increase the number of people earning a living from locally produced…
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Our foot is still on the accelerator – overview of key outcomes from COP27
COP27 has delivered an important agreement on funding for loss and damage, but fallen woefully short on what’s needed to stop catastrophic climate change. Paul Allen reports.
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COP27 jargon buster
From ‘NDCs’ to ‘Loss and Damage’, the language used in the UN climate talks can make it difficult to follow what’s going on. Sarah Briggs is here to help.
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