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 2020 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.
Our University has committed to transformational change to tackle the climate crisis and, to achieve our ambitious goals, everyone needs to be part of driving change across all areas of our work and community.
At Bath, you're part of a community of change makers and as a member of staff there are many ways that you can get actively involved in taking climate action.
Be part of the transition to more sustainable working, and explore this guide to find out top ways that you can make your work life more sustainable.
You have the power to make a real difference in the fight against climate change. Join us in taking action, and let's create a greener future together.
Courses available to staff and students to learn more about how you can take practical action on climate change. To discuss departmental talks or bespoke training, please email climateaction@bath.ac.uk.
An introductory workshop suitable for all staff to share with you latest climate and sustainability work at the University, and how you can be involved.
An introductory workshop suitable for all lab users to share with you sustainable lab practices, and how you can take action through LEAF.
Education plays a crucial role in addressing climate change. The Climate Literacy course provides an informal way to learn more about the climate crisis.
The latest University climate and sustainability related news, including scientific research and initiatives within the University community.
There has been a 18.5% reduction in sick leave in Greater London following LEZ implementation compared to areas in England without low emission zones.
To mark Earth Day, we are pleased to announce a new collection of online guidance and resources to support our community in making research more sustainable.
Communities in Colombia, Indonesia and the USA’s Gulf Coast threatened by climate disasters will develop resilient, regenerative new buildings with researchers
Today we celebrate Earth Action Day, a globally recognised day dedicated to educating and advocating for a sustainable future.
Our annual Sustainability Awards are returning. Nominations are now open to recognise our colleagues, students and teams for their excellence in this space.
PhD student Jessica Westlake explores the impacts of a circular food system, and the importance of collaboration between consumers, businesses, and governments.
Find out about upcoming events which explore responses to the Climate Emergency.
How clean energy needs clean transport but there are commercial technical, social & political barriers to overcome to help us reach net zero.
An interactive workshop that will empower you with the skills and knowledge to take climate action and make a positive impact throughout your life.
Come along to our Fairtrade community event at Scala Hall to hear from Cafe Direct and Rosibel Ruiz, a Nicaraguan coffee producer.
The speakers discuss what makes a good food system, as well as the policies needed to make our food system fairer, more sustainable and more resilient.
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.
Senior policymakers from government and the third sector working on net zero policy are invited to apply for our specialist IPR Policy Fellowship Programme.
We enable researchers at Bath to do their best work, whether that's through operational details or developing vision and strategy.
If you have any questions about climate action and sustainability work being undertaken at University of Bath, please get in touch.