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General history of the work of the RSA on the environment. 'The RSA and the Environment', produced in 1993, commemorated the keen interest that HRH The Duke of Edinburgh has taken in environmental issues during his time as President. His many achievements included initiating a new collaborative approach to the 'Countryside in 1970' conferences, which took place in the 1960s. He also served as President of its Committee for the Environment, established in 1971

Working party set up jointly by the RSA, Committee for Environmental Conservation and Institute of Fuel to form a multi-disciplinary group to tackle issues about energy questions in an environmental context.\nThe aim of the report of the conference is to examine and report on the environmental implications of the development and use of the energy resources available to Britain.

The purpose of this seminar was to discuss the benefits of funding environmental interests and the important contribution that grant-making trusts can make in supporting research and development in environmental protection technologies, and in the increasing public awareness and understanding of this very important subject.

This is the proceedings of a symposium to discuss the quality of the built environment. RSA in association with J Sainsbury Plc

The Report of a preliminary Inquiry for the RSA. The Inquiry was conducted by Dr H E Bracey, Department of Economics of the University of Bristol. Published by Faber and Faber with financial support from the Nuffield Foundation and administered by the Acton Society Trust.

This report was produced for Industry Year and contains additional material. It describes a number of successful efforts by industrial companies to protect and improve the environment, and it points out the need for the greatest care if risks of damaging the environment are to be avoided. The event was sponsored by British Midland, British Railways Board, Central Electricity Generating Board and Ready-Mixed Concrete Ltd.

Newsletter of the RSA Future Countryside Programme:Issue 1 August 1989 'Setting the Agenda'; Issue 2 April 1990 'A Living Countryside?'

Photocopied typescript

Photocopied typescript

Correspondence.

Head of Environment, Mike Harrison with speakers Julie Hill, Michael Howard, Karel Van Miert and event chairman Robin Bidwell after the RSA/ERL/Green Alliance Forum.

Photograph used to illustrate report by Edward Yoxen, on the Denton's address 'Environmental Opportunities and sustainability' a CEST(Centre of the Exploitation of Science and Technology)/ RSA symposium held at the RSA.

The exhibition formed part of the Society's contribution to European Year of the Environment and, with the support of British Petroleum, the exhibition helped spread the environmental message to a wide public. It was on display in three main London railway stations during March 1987 and from April to March 1988 it visited other major cities.\nContact sheets of the model of the exhibition.

Files on selection of medallists, arrangements for presentation, speeches etc. Files may contain other nominations, discussion of the suitability of the nominees and interspersed policy papers.

Includes correspondence and working papers

Includes correspondence and working papers