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Culture: The Missing Link to Climate Action

Julie's Bicycle,
05 November 2021, United Kingdom

From Malaysia to Germany, Namibia to Argentina, and Peru to Bulgaria there is an emerging consensus among government ministries and national arts  bodies: that culture policy must be linked to environment policy. The arts, culture and creative industries have widely embraced environmental issues at a micro level.

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