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RSGS Talks and Events in Inverness

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  • RSGS collaboration with Access to Inspiration

    RSGS collaboration with Access to Inspiration

    RSGS is delighted to announce that we will be partnering with Access to Inspiration, to record a series of podcasts giving leading perspectives on how we promote climate solutions and encourage people to be more active.

  • In My Community

    In My Community

    We often talk of being part of a community, but what does this mean? We want you to tell us about a community that you feel is important to you.

  • Sir Ernest Shackleton and T S Eliot’s ‘third man’

    Sir Ernest Shackleton and T S Eliot’s ‘third man’

    Amid T S Eliot’s long and dauntingly bleak poem, ‘The Waste Land’ is a curious passage describing two people who are attended by an invisible companion. How was this phenomenon, now known as ‘the third man’, inspired by Sir Ernest Shackleton?

  • Hitting 1.5C - earlier than anticipated...

    Hitting 1.5C - earlier than anticipated...

    The World Meteorological Organisation has updated its forecast on when the crucial threshold of 1.5 degrees of heating will be passed, finding that there is now a 66% chance this will be breached between now and 2027.

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