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Save the the planet, eat the world

18 Sep 2024 Karina Montoya
From deforestation detection to disaster response, AI applications developed by Big Tech show promise — but at what cost to our environment, asks Karina Montoya.
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The play’s the thing

18 Sep 2024 Catherine Pineo, Eirini Zormpa
Could the RSA’s Playful Green Planet intervention help create a world where every child has access to nature-based play spaces?
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Preserve and protect

18 Sep 2024 Liz Hansen
The Earth Defenders Toolkit empowers Indigenous communities at the frontlines of the climate crisis with digital tools to help preserve territory, culture and language.
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Now NATURE is officially an artist

18 Sep 2024 Gabriel Smales
The Sounds Right initiative is supporting conservation and restoration projects through royalties from artists who use the sounds from the natural world in their work.
Last Word

Last Word: adaptation

18 Sep 2024
One young activist’s growing understanding of the shifting landscapes of opposition and power – and how best to effect meaningful change.
In Conversation

In conversation with Hannah Jones

18 Sep 2024 Amy Meek
Sustainability trailblazer and Earthshot Prize CEO Hannah Jones talks with environmental campaigner Amy Meek FRSA about the urgent need for a global innovation movement and an optimistic attitude.
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Counting breaths

18 Sep 2024 Andrea Polli
Environmental artist Andrea Polli creates artwork that gives stunning form to the air we breathe, the sounds we hear and the air that surrounds us all.
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A century of innovation

18 Sep 2024 Joanna Choukeir
From its ‘Industrial Designs’ competition in 1924 to the Student Design Awards of 2024, the RSA has long celebrated innovative solutions to social and environmental challenges. Now enter RSA Spark.
RSArchive

RSArchive: 250 years of RSA House

18 Sep 2024
RSA House first opened its doors in 1774. Since then the site has seen carousing, consciousness-raising and confidence deserting some of history’s most renowned orators. Today it remains a source of inspiration and refreshment.