later they announced that they had reduced their carbon emissions (according to 10:10's criteria) by 12%. Since 2010 We The Curious has been on an intense sustainability drive to improve its performance in all areas of sustainability whilst also ensuring that the subject is included in its educational and promotional work. In 2011 At-Bristol was awarded a Gold Green Tourism Award and a West of England Carbon Champions Carbon Champion Award and in 2012 a Silver South West Sustainable Tourism Award. March 2012 also saw At-Bristol's environmental performance being improved further with the installation of a 50-kilowatt peak solar photovoltaic array to produce electricity for the building from the sun. We The Curious now has 'Strive for Sustainable futures' as one of the core pillars of its manifesto, and is constantly reviewing its environmental impact in order to try and become carbon neutral in line with the Bristol One City Plan. Part of this is to use the platforms available to educate the public about pressing environmental concerns, such as supporting sustainable palm oil and reducing air pollution. IMAX 3D Cinema in 2006 and 2007 CyberWorld 3D (2006) IMAX Deep Sea 3D (27 January 2007) References External links Official We The Curious Site The Exploratory (archive site) Director of At-Bristol's response to a critical article in Nature (original article is only available on pay or subscription) Tourist attractions in Bristol Grade II listed buildings in Bristol Buildings and structures celebrating the third millennium Science centres in England Bristol Harbourside Museums in Bristol