Cultural industries urged to lead UK's 'climate conversation'

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Fixing Our Broken Planet, Natural History Museum
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Credit: Fixing Our Broken Planet, Natural History Museum

British public want to see more climate change content from broadcasters, galleries, museums, and theatres, new Climate Outreach study claims

With trust in government and big business waning, and the UK's once rock-solid political consensus on climate action in tatters, British people are increasingly looking to cultural industries to lead the...

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