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The ‘Reach 24’ festival aims to examine the climate emergency and sustainable solutions via various art mediums including film screenings, performances, talks and an art exhibition.The festival, which will take place from 18-20 April, is free of char

The new Art Charter for Climate Action unites over 1,000 global members committed to system-wide change

Yeah, weve got a lovely selection and we can use them quite often in choruses in opera. were trying this season especially to really bring it into every production. id like to reach for these before i reach for a chemical product. itsjust better for the environment. the rivers around the world are polluted by dyes a lot. this way everything goes back into the ground. 0ur carbon footprint is much smaller because people are bringing it straight from the gardens to us here. i think its very importa...

Id like to reach for these before i reach for a chemical product. itsjust better for the environment. the rivers around the world are polluted by dyes a lot. this way everything goes back into the ground. our carbon footprint is much smaller because people are bringing it straight from the gardens to us here. i think its very important that that we have this sustainability drive for the next generation of opera—goers. opera is a 400—year—old art form, and we cant sit on our laurels and hop...

Alison tickell runs a london based charity working on climate action across the culture sector. it is a hard industry because it is associated with lavish productions, with really big opera houses and with an audience that has expectations of very high production values. so the challenges are quite big in opera. it was a slow starter, but were now seeing some really fantastic action. i think glyndebourne�*s reputation in terms of being innovative, in terms of sustainable practice is warranted ...

The BFI is funding two industry leaders to provide a range of resources to help industry tackle the climate and ecological crisis. Julie’s Bicycle and BAFTA albert have been awarded £586,755 of National Lottery funding over three years (2023-2026).

A meeting of minds at the National Theatre showed ways to stage drama along environmentally sound lines. But is everyone on board?

BBC News By James FitzGerald image captionThe London Sinfonietta warming up for its pedal-powered show, Houses Slide As the arts and culture sector attempts to recover from the devastating impact of the pandemic, some creatives are making eye-catching attempts to prevent another crisis - this one environmental. The likes of artists and musicians certainly have the power to influence others behaviour. And some of them are finding that climate action is actually making their work more marketable ...

Climate and climate change need to be in every school textbook, said teacher, educator and writer Christopher Graham, speaking at The Climate Connection: Conversation for Change