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Most Tory voters have seen climate damage: report

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01 Oct 2021

The UK government should consider a new ‘carbon dividend’ to help sell the benefits of climate action to red wall areas – with as few as 46% of Brits thinking currently thinking COP26 will help ordinary Brits – our new report says.
What is ‘realistic’ now on climate change?

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04 Dec 2015

After the Climate Change talks in Paris, there are now reasons to be optimistic as well as pessimistic about our capacity to deal with climate change, says the RSA's new report.
Six behavioural traits that prevent people from being in control of their finances

Press release

28 May 2015

A lot of effort is put into helping people get to grips with their finances, but according to the latest report from the RSA, it’s possible that we’re using the wrong approach.
Getting to grips with climate change: A war on seven fronts

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20 Jan 2015

In order to tackle climate change, we need a new social contract between scientists and society, moving away from a hands-off view of just giving the facts about global warming, towards deeper engagement with communication and policy, according to a discussion paper from the RSA think tank.
Why we need spirituality to meet the challenges of the 21st Century

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27 Dec 2014

With our world leaders and politicians seemingly incapable of tackling the major problems of our age, such as climate change, inequality and widespread political alienation, the RSA think tank has called for spirituality to play a greater role in the public realm.
Climate change message should be ‘less green’ to overcome Britain’s stealth denial says research

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17 Dec 2013

Mischaracterising climate change as an exclusively environmental issue, rather than a broader systemic threat to public health, national security and the global financial system, has led to the majority of the British public failing to take global warming seriously, an RSA report has found.
Could politician’s ‘divided brains’ be behind their failure to tackle long term challenges?

Press release

12 Jan 2013

Given that the world faces so many major and intractable problems, why do politicians insist on trying to address them in a piecemeal fashion, rather than addressing underlying root causes?
Lack of curiosity leaves Britain struggling for innovation

Press release

14 Jun 2012

An RSA report, commissioned by British Gas Generation Green, reveals that Britain may lack the kind of curiosity needed to stimulate innovation and solve our future energy challenges.
Swimming against the tide: How to change police culture

Press release

16 Apr 2012

Police should be given more time every week to explicitly reflect on their decisions, habits and attention to mitigate institutionalised problems within the force, according to a report published by the RSA.
New RSAnimate explores the consequences of our divided brains

Press release

21 Oct 2011

The RSA is among the winners of the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards 2011 for its animation David Harvey - The Crises of Capitalism.

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Latest thinking

Most Tory voters have seen climate damage: report

What is ‘realistic’ now on climate change?

Six behavioural traits that prevent people from being in control of their finances

Getting to grips with climate change: A war on seven fronts

Why we need spirituality to meet the challenges of the 21st Century

Climate change message should be ‘less green’ to overcome Britain’s stealth denial says research

Could politician’s ‘divided brains’ be behind their failure to tackle long term challenges?

Lack of curiosity leaves Britain struggling for innovation

Swimming against the tide: How to change police culture

New RSAnimate explores the consequences of our divided brains