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Emergency management in Australia: comparing bushfires and Covid-19 »
An online seminar delivered by Em Prof John Handmer, in which he examines some key attributes of Australian emergency management and how they are playing out in two recent major emergencies - the recent bushfires in Australia, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Knowledge networks: fast-track pathways to research impact in natural hazards research »
An online seminar delivered by Dr John Bates, in which he discusses what has changed in natural hazards research in the last decade, and how through the CRC’s established networks, the public funds invested in research are returning dividends that are protecting life and reducing impacts on communities and the economy.
Response of El Niño/La Niña to greenhouse warming »
Dr Wenju Cai will present recent findings on the impact of climate change upon El Niño and La Niña events.
Variable Generation, Flexible Demand: The California experience »
California is moving to a future of predicting variable renewable generation and determining how best to schedule demand to match it.
Variable Generation, Flexible Demand: The California experience »
California is moving to a future of predicting variable renewable generation and determining how best to schedule demand to match it.
Climate Update 2020 - Melbourne »
An overview of how our climate is changing and how we can respond to these changes.
Publishing in Nature Climate Change & Nature Energy »
Jenn Richler, a Senior Editor at Nature, will introduce the Nature family of journals, the Nature Climate Change and Nature Energy portfolios in the behavioral and social science, and publishing opportunities in these journals.
Publishing in Nature Climate Change & Nature Energy »
Beyond tipping points: fire and the changing face of planet Earth »
The scale and rate of global warming have been underestimated. In this public lecture, Dr Andrew Glikson discusses the migration of climate zones towards the poles and how this may lead to increased droughts and extensive fires in areas around the world, including Australia.