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COVID-19 and food systems in the Indo-Pacific: An assessment of vulnerabilities, impacts and opportunities for action »
Join us to discuss ACIAR's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, through which they undertook a multi-stage assessment of current and emerging impacts on food security across the Indo-Pacific region.
Japan’s 2050 Net Zero Target – Is it a Big Deal? »
In this event two eminent academics from Japan will discuss the near-term implications of Japan’s net-zero target for energy policy, and what modeling suggest needs to happen for Japan to reach the 2050 target.
Information Session - Hydropower and GHG emissions in the Mekong »
Interested in the future of hydropower in the Mekong? Experts from around the world will present research and answer your questions.
Energy Essentials for Professionals Short Course »
Local crowdfunding for low-emission agriculture »
There are many opportunities for climate change abatement in the agricultural sector, but these are often costly to adopt for producers. Experience has shown that farmers have been slow to take up government programs that aim to stimulate so-called ‘carbon farming’.
Land-atmosphere interactions and their effect on Australian rainfall »
This PhD seminar explores the relative importance of land-atmosphere interactions in controlling Australian rainfall, both under normal circumstances and during drought.
Virtual Event: Archives for a dry and drying land »
2020 has been a remarkable year, leaving us to wonder 'when will we return to normal?' But what is normal in a dry and drying land?
Addressing climate change beyond the COVID-19 pandemic »
Join the Honourable Kevin Rudd AC, Bruce Pascoe and Anna Skarbek in discussion on opportunities for strong action on climate change.
Conversations across the Creek: Bushfire summer »
Three distinguished ANU scholars look at the bushfires from entirely different disciplinary perspectives.
TEDxANU Countdown- We can change climate change »
2020 was the year we were thrown a curve ball, however are we still addressing the elephant in the room? What is the state of the climate today?
