The event was the RSA/ERL/Green Alliance Environment Forum held in the Society's Great Room.

Includes the Secretary of State for the Environment, Michael Howard; Chairman, Robin Bidwell; European Commissioner, Karel Van Miert; Green Alliance Policy Director, Julie Hill; Advisor DGXI, Robert Hull.

Photograph used to illustrate report by Mike Harrison, on the Howard's seminar address 'The Earth Summit - what next?' at the RSA/ERL/Green Alliance Forum.

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 environmental consultancy Environmental REsources Limited sponsored addresses by high level politicians in the Great Room. \nContact sheet of speakers

The environmental consultancy Environmental Resources Limited sponsored addresses by high level politicians in the Great Room.\nJulie Hill, event chairman Robin Bidwell.....Mike Harrison, Head of Environment.

The conference was convened by the Committee for the Environment of the RSA as the centrepiece of its programme for Industry Year 1986 'Industry: Caring for the Environment'. Contact sheets of speakers and audience.

The conference was convened by the Committee for the Environment of the RSA as the centrepiece of its programme for Industry Year 1986 'Industry: Caring for the Environment'.

The conference was convened by the Committee for the Environment of the RSA as the centrepiece of its programme for Industry Year 1986 'Industry: Caring for the Environment'.

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.\nPictures of the model of the exhibition.

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.

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.\nPhotographs of the model of the exhibition on display at Waterloo train station.

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 attendees and participants at the Launch of the exhibition at the Society's House in January 1987.