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Japan’s Net Zero Carbon Emissions: What Happens Now? »
Join us in this online event to discuss Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's announcement, which committed Japan to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 46 percent by 2030, compared to 2013 emissions.
Biden’s Leaders’ Summit on Climate: What next for Australia & our region? »
Join us to hear international relations & Pacific experts discuss implications of Biden's Climate Summit for Australia & the Pacific.
Preparing electricity networks for extreme climate events: Learnings from California and Texas »
Join us to hear from experts discussing what went wrong in the California and Texas blackouts, and what Australia can do to increase the resilience of its own energy infrastructure and supply.
Anticipating extreme crises and disruptions: Developing a National Risk Management Strategy »
This seminar will explore the structure of a risk management strategy and consider how it could enhance national policy development in the context of an evolving threat landscape.
Queensland Climate Update 2021 »
Join us for QLD Climate Update 2021 to hear from climate experts
Victoria Climate Update 2021 »
VIC Climate Update 2021 will present a locally-focused snapshot of the latest climate research, plus a focus on where government can stimulate private sector investment in the transition to a low-carbon society.
NSW Climate Update 2021 »
Join a panel of leading thinkers to review the latest developments and state-based responses to climate change in NSW.
ANU Climate Update 2021 »
Join us for an overview of how our climate is changing and how we can respond to these changes.
ANU Climate Update 2021 »
The University's flagship climate event. Experts discuss how our climate is changing and how we can respond to these changes.
Preparing for the unprecedented: implementation of the Report of the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements »
Join us for this online webinar to discuss the question of how government, industry and society will go about the challenge of implementing the Bushfire Royal Commission’s wide-ranging recommendations.
