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Sustainability expert Mike Berners-Lee looks at the big challenges facing Earth and offers guidance on what we can all do to help humanity thrive on our only planet.
Caroline Lucas MP is joined by Professor David Runciman to discuss the urgent need for reform of our political systems in order to confront the intractable challenge of climate change.
Professor Tim Lang and Helen Browning OBE join an expert panel to discuss the collective action required to transition to a global food system that ensures human health and environmental sustainability.
Sir Ian Cheshire welcomes an expert panel to discuss the interim findings of the RSA’s Food, Farming and Countryside Commission.
As the UK negotiates its future relationship with the European Union and the rest of the world, we face serious questions about the future of our food, farming and countryside.
Our new climate change report examines the claim that if we want to limit planetary warming to levels deemed acceptable, the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel industry has to be accelerated.
The Great Recovery team explore the circular economy opportunities associated with the decommissioning of North Sea Oil & Gas assets in our latest report.
Taking our unique design-focused approach to the circular economy, The RSA Great Recovery partnered with recycling and waste company SUEZ to ask the question: ‘How can we design better systems that will increase rates of ...
The Sustainable Development Goals Network invites RSA Fellows to their next MeetUp on Wednesday 13 November in the Paddington Development Trust facilities, co-organsied by Carolina Karlstrom FRSA.
Hannah McCollum FRSA, who pitched her project ChicP at RSA Engage: Creating a Sustainable Future in London earlier this year, tells us more about it and calls on the Fellowship to help further her cause.
Join the RSA Islington Network for their final meeting of the year on Wednesday 23 October, in the beautiful community garden King Henry’s Walk Garden, to explore sustainable food.
More than half of the U.K.’s 408 principal local authorities have now declared a climate emergency, making it one of the fastest growing environmental movements in recent history, and the first country in the world to reach ...
We are not simply facing the short-term costs of an economic downturn, but the consequences of an ageing, unsustainably consuming and carbon-dependent society. This situation should indeed make governments, businesses ...
Society needs to address the future of how we consume clothing and use textiles. Fable and Base produces ecologically sound, beautiful hand made textiles and offers workshops and custom kits to help others do the same. ...
Developed by the East of England Fellowship, this challenge is designed to give mechanical and multi-disciplinary students, undergraduate and apprentices around the world an opportunity to create new designs that harness ...
The RSA’s Great Recovery Project has been active in Scotland, working with Zero Waste Scotland to explore opportunities for developing a circular economy.
Tuesday 10th December 2019
Durham Street Auditorium, RSA House
Social innovation pioneer Geoff Mulgan argues that we need new solutions designed to meet social needs if we’re to solve our most urgent global challenges.
Thursday 31st October 2019
The Great Room, RSA House
Emma Howard Boyd, Chair of the Environment Agency calls for collective action to protect the environment and build climate resilience.
Thursday 24th October 2019
Glasgow Caledonian University
Join us for the final report launch of the RSA Food, Farming and Countryside Commission’s Scotland inquiry: the Scotland Field Guide for the Future.
Wednesday 23rd October 2019
The Oakfield, Chester Zoo (or Online via Zoom)
Join colleagues from the RSA and our Innovative Education Network, Ignite Teaching School Alliance, the University of Manchester and Chester Zoo for an evening of debate and a ‘big education conversation'. We will consider ...