Edinburgh University unveils plan for environmental change
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The University of Edinburgh has unveiled a 15-year environmental strategy to tackle the 'polycrisis' by restoring nature, cutting carbon emissions, and regenerating natural habitats. The plan aims to make the university carbon neutral and restore land in Scotland equivalent to five times the size of its estate.
The University of Edinburgh has launched an environmentally regenerative strategy. The 15-year plan aims to restore nature and cut carbon emissions. It will address emissions, water and land use, and chemical pollution. The university plans to rewild green spaces and rethink its approach to low-carbon heating. By 2030, all students will have access to climate and nature-related learning. The university will also offset emissions from international student travel by planting two million trees.
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