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Climate change is one of the most important challenges for society today. The Hughes Hall Centre for Climate Engagement builds a bridge from expert insight to climate action in boardrooms and governments to help companies reach net zero emissions and build climate resilience.
Latest news and insights
Policy briefing for Chapter Zero’s network of UK Board Directors
20 March 2025
As a knowledge partner for Chapter Zero, the Centre for Climate Engagement prepared a briefing to highlight the key developments in UK climate policy from January to March 2025, with relevance for non-executive directors (NEDs). This briefing, and the corresponding Deep Dive resource exploring some of these policy areas in more detail, are part of CCE’s ongoing series of policy content with Chapter Zero. More →
Insights, News
CCE responds to UN Consultation on a Fossil Fuel-based Economy and Human Rights
19 March 2025
The CCE at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, has submitted a response to a consultation launched by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on a Fossil Fuel-based Economy and Human Rights. More →
Consultation Response, Insights, News
CCE responds to HM Treasury’s UK Green Taxonomies Consultation
05 March 2025
The Centre for Climate Engagement (CCE) at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, has submitted a response to HM Treasury’s UK Green Taxonomy Consultation, drawing on its expertise in climate law and governance. Authored by Nick Scott and Sofie Surraco, the response provides insights on the taxonomy’s role in supporting a sustainable financial system More →
Consultation Response, Insights, News
Events
POSTPONED – Through the Looking Glass: Justice Dimensions of Financial Law and Climate Change
17 Mar 2025
4:00pm – 6:00pm
**This seminar has been postponed, we will provide a new date as… More →
Procurement Law and Climate Change
10 Mar 2025
4:00pm – 6:00pm
In the eighth event in the Cambridge Seminar Series on Law and… More →
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