Grand Challenges | UNSW Sydney

What can we learn while we are apart?

Short talks from isolation.

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | A better deal for people and nature

READ | Dr Megan Evan's vision for the Anthropocene

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | Thinking about environmental futures with the underground

READ: Dr Marilu Melo Zurit's vision for the Anthropocene

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | Recipes for planetary survival

READ | Dr Lindsay Kelley's vision for the Anthropocene

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | Vibrant public spaces where people gather to honour country

READ | Dr George Main's vision for the Anthropocene

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | An environmentally sustainable and socially just economic transition

READ | Dr Dahlia Simangan's vision for the Anthropocene

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | Prof. Anthony Burke in conversation with Dr Anika Molesworth

PODCAST | Hear from Dr Anika Molesworth, Deputy Chair of Farmers for Climate Action, on how farmers are addressing climate change in rural Australia

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | Balancing solutions and embracing limits

READ | Professor Tommy Wiedmann's vision for the Anthropocene

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | Prof. Shirley Scott interviews Prof. Anthony Burke

PODCAST | Hear from Professor Anthony Burke and Shirley Scott about a new proposal for a Coal Elimination Treaty.

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RUPH Research Network webinar: Ft Dr Caroline Butler-Brown, Executive Director at NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and UNSW researchers

The webinar, featured Dr Caroline Butler-Bowdon, Executive Director at the Public Spaces in the Place, Design and Public Spaces team at NSW Department of Planning, Industry & Environment who explored walkability and access to quality public, green and open space for New South Wales.

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Underground climate change control: The key to sustainable urban underground development

In recent years, climate activists, academics and media have contributed to an increased awareness of the critical state of the changing climate and the future implications for an inhabitable Ea

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VISION FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE | Prof. Ben Newell interviews Damon Gameau

PODCAST | Hear from Damon Gameau, director of the hugely successful documentaries That Sugar Film and 2040.

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