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Reshaping Australia: Communities in Action -- Session III Natural and Built Environment
Program: https://royalsoc.org.au/images/RSNSWLearnedAcademiesForum2022/RSNSW_Academies_2022_Program_Brochure_Full-20221101a.pdf
00:00 Introduction: Emeritus Professor Julianne Schultz AM FAHA, Griffith University and Chair, The Conversation Media Group
01:24 Louise Adams FTSE, Chief Operating Officer, Aurecon
09:14 Professor David Schlosberg FASSA, Professor of Environmental Politics and Director, Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney
17:31 Tone Wheeler, Principal and Director, Environa Studio
35:46 Angelica Kross, Community Activist
44:15 Panel Discussion and Audience Q&A, moderated by Emeritus Professor Julianne Schultz
Natural and Built Environment:
Our natural and built environments are increasingly threatened by issues including climate change and the accumulation of waste. Local communities, businesses, researchers, and coalitions of activists have been working creatively on climate mitigation interventions, technological solutions for net zero emissions, and waste management and recycling. This session will look at how governments, communities and other stakeholders are coming together to create more harmonious and resilient futures for our natural and built environments.
Disclaimer: The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed by the presenters or forum participants in this video, do not necessarily reflect those of the Royal Society of New South Wales.
Reshaping Australia: Communities in Action -- Session III Natural and Built Environment
Program: https://royalsoc.org.au/images/RSNSWLearnedAcademiesForum2022/RSNSW_Academies_2022_Program_Brochure_Full-20221101a.pdf
00:00 Introduction: Emeritus Professor Julianne Schultz AM FAHA, Griffith University and Chair, The Conversation Media Group
01:24 Louise Adams FTSE, Chief Operating Officer, Aurecon
09:14 Professor David Schlosberg FASSA, Professor of Environmental Politics and Director, Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney
17:31 Tone Wheeler, Principal and Director, Environa Studio
35:46 Angelica Kross, Community Activist
44:15 Panel Discussion and Audience Q&A, moderated by Emeritus Professor Julianne Schultz
Natural and Built Environment:
Our natural and built environments are increasingly threatened by issues including climate change and the accumulation of waste. Local communities, businesses, researchers, and coalitions of activists have been working creatively on climate mitigation interventions, technological solutions for net zero emissions, and waste management and recycling. This session will look at how governments, communities and other stakeholders are coming together to create more harmonious and resilient futures for our natural and built environments.
Disclaimer: The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed by the presenters or forum participants in this video, do not necessarily reflect those of the Royal Society of New South Wales.
