25 April 2018 
Matt Sisson, Projects and Membership Manager
The Telegraph explains why a fund that manages almost £1tn in assets is introducing a ‘climate change pledge’ – naming and shaming, and ultimately dumping the shares of companies that don’t clean up their act.
In related news, the Green Gown Awards have opened for the first round of nominations for its 14th year. The awards celebrate sustainability initiatives being undertaken by universities and colleges across the UK. All of the 12 new and refreshed categories are open for submissions from any UK tertiary education institute, and also new for this year is a more streamlined application process. There is lots more information on the website.
And if you’re interested in the Green Gown Awards, it’s likely that you might want to take a look at the EAUC annual conference on 19th – 21st June, at Keele University. It promises to be the EAUC’s most ambitious conference yet and follows the theme ‘Collaborations for Change’.
