Dear reader
With the news that this summer has been Australia's hottest summer on record, we're featuring a number of articles and events about how we can adapt and respond to climate change in future. These include what our commute to work will look like, how our farming practices and energy systems need to change, how we can improve our health by acting on climate change and how we can better prepare for extreme events.
I'd also encourage you to read this story "We could be among the world's climate change winners" which succinctly highlights how responding to climate change can provide economic opportunities for Australia.
Regards,
Professor Mark Howden
Director, ANU Climate Change Institute
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What it will take to limit global warming to 1.5°C - and how the fossil fuel industry could help
Thurs 14 March, 6-7.30pm followed by drinks
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Solar System Walk-Out
Sun 10 March, 3-4pm
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Move to Zero: Film screening and discussion
Sat 16 March, 12-1pm
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Climate Café: How you can improve your health by acting on climate change
Mon 18 March, 12.15-1.45pm
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Portents of climate tipping points in the atmosphere-ocean system
Tues 12 March, 6.15-7.15pm
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Energy essentials for professionals
Tues 28 May, 9-5.15pm
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ANU Climate Update 2019
Watch 1.5 min video, listen to podcasts & download presentations
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100% Renewable Electricity Futures:
Workshop Communique
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The future of farming in the era of climate change
Commentary by Prof Mark Howden, ABC News, 2 March
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Making the switch: What will Canberra's commute look like in future?
Prof Frank Jotzo, Canberra Times, 5 March
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Townsville floods demonstrate need for better disaster planning
Dr Anthony Bergin, Policy Forum, 11 Feb
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Energy Change Institute partners with JWLand to award renewable energy research fellowships
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