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Past events
Will Steffen Lecture »
Please join us for the memorial lecture in honour of Emeritus Professor Will Steffen, one of Australia’s most influential and respected climate scientists.
A panel discussion - Our Changing Snowscapes: Climate Change Impacts and Recommendations for the Australian Alps »
This report summarises a broad expanse of literature about current and projected climate change impacts on the Australian Alps and presents new Australia-first modelling of climate change impacts on the Australian ski industry.
Climate & Health: The effect of heat in the housing of Indigenous peoples »
Substandard housing combines with energy insecurity to produce dangerously hot and often overcrowded living conditions in remote Northern Territory communities. Climate change is set to amplify this problem unless we act now.
Webinar: IPCC Scoping Nominations »
In this webinar Professor Mark Howden, Vice Chair of IPCC Working Group II, will put scoping meetings in context to broader IPCC processes, provide an overview of what is involved in the nomination process and the scoping meeting.
Australia-China Decarbonisation Roundtable »
Discuss with industry and academic experts on Australia-China links in green iron & steel, and value chains for renewables
Pathways from collective environmental action to wellbeing »
Learn about how collective environmental action can build wellbeing with Dr Zoe Leviston in this latest installment of the Society and Climate Change Seminar Series
How do new ideas emerge in the trade regime? Implications for addressing climate change. »
Webinar on shifting global trade norms with Matt Castle (Victoria University of Wellington)
Seminar: Postharvest losses from weather and climate change: Evidence from 1.2 million truckloads »
Sarah Smith, UC Davis describes work which estimates the effect of weather and climate change on postharvest losses using proprietary data on 1.2 million truckloads of processing tomatoes in California.
Women in energy »
Hear from Monique Miller about her personal transition into the energy transition and from Michelle Ryan about using evidence to advance gender equality.
Accelerating the net zero transition: clean energy in Australia and the US »
Please join us for a fascinating panel discussion with Andrew Light, Assistant Secretary, US Department of Energy exploring the accelerating clean energy transformation in the US and Australia.