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Past events
Activist-Academic Alliances for Gender and Climate Justice: Project Launch and Opening Dialogue »
This event which will launch the project and provide an opening dialogue toward the significance of building Activist-Academic Alliances for Gender and Climate Justice.
Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment. Book launch »
Launch of Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment
Antarctica: The Ice That Shapes Our World »
Antarctica plays a critical role in regulating global sea level, deep ocean circulation and Earth’s climate. Yet this remote continent is rapidly changing. What happens in Antarctica will shape coastlines, ecosystems and communities worldwide.
ANU Climate Update 2026: Adaptation from soil to stars »
The latest research on climate change, adaptation and disaster risk resilience from leading experts from The Australian National University and beyond.
Leadership for national adaptation in Australia – urgent next steps »
Seminar by Emeritus Professor Mark Howden AC
Belém and beyond: Reflections on COP30 and what it means for COP31 »
Insights from Australian academics on the ground in Belém for the COP30 negotiations
How do you produce good carbon credits? Insights from Environmental Plantings projects in Australia »
Join us for an online panel discussion with scientists, practitioners, researchers and landholders.
ANU Solar Oration 2025: Merryn York »
Hosted by the ANU Centre for Energy Systems. The electricity system we rely on today has been developed over decades, delivering reliable power to homes and businesses and underpinning modern life. As we move toward a net zero future by 2050, this highly complex system is undergoing a profound transformation.
ANU Energy Update 2025. Getting to net zero: Unlocking domestic and international opportunities »
Please join us for this year’s ANU Energy Update to hear about recent developments in energy transition research.
ANU Disaster Solutions Update 2025: Of droughts and flooding rains. Policy for prevention. »
Australia has been known for decades as the land “of droughts and flooding rains”, but as the frequency and severity of droughts and floods increasingly impact lives and livelihoods, we consider how policymakers at all levels we can respond to this worsening situation with available policy tools?