Why we teach… community solar
Next in our series looking at themes and topics explored by students on CAT Masters degrees, Alan Owen introduces community solar, which we teach to students on a number of…
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Architecture students discuss climate action at CAT
Architecture and built environment students from universities across the UK and Ireland came together at CAT last month to discuss how the built environment sector can respond to the climate…
Scaling up climate action in your community
Does your community have a comprehensive plan to support a transition to a zero carbon Britain? Here are some tips to get you started…
Doing architecture differently
Dr Carl Meddings introduces the work of some of our recent graduates from the final year of their studies on CAT’s Masters in Sustainable Architecture (MArch).
COP28 – critical steps, but much further to go before we reach safer ground
The global agreement on climate change agreed last week in Dubai has been described as “the beginning of the end” for fossil fuels and as devastatingly insufficient for the urgency…
Talks, tours and team-building – group visits at CAT
Inspire your local group, school, college or teammates with a group visit to CAT, and start sharing solutions together.
Understanding insulation
To reduce energy use and cut emissions, we need to insulate millions of UK homes, but choosing the right material isn’t always straightforward. We explore some of the options.
Why we teach… soil health assessment
Next in our series looking at themes and topics explored by students on CAT Masters degrees, Dr Rebecca Kent introduces why we teach soil health assessment and looks at some…
COP28 – a critical milestone
As global leaders gather in Dubai for the start of the UN climate talks, CAT’s Paul Allen explores some of the key issues and looks ahead to what we can…
CAT joins Protecting our Planet Day for schools
On Thursday 30 November, CAT is taking part in an inspiring day dedicated to environmental issues and solutions, livestreamed from experts around the world to schools across the UK.
