Saving the World Webinars
Thu, 30 Apr 2026

Public power for planetary health equity: why ownership matters

Episode 29 of the Saving the World webinar series features Dr Matt Ryan, UTS Chancellor's Research Fellow and Hothouse Future Leaders Program Fellow (2024).
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Alifatul Jannah/Central Sulawesi
Wed, 19 Feb 2025

Climate crisis, socio-health vulnerability and resilience

Climate crisis, socio-health vulnerability and resilience: researching the interplay of climate crisis and health in Wallacea

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Thu, 13 Nov 2025

Activism & academia: discussing actions for climate justice

Activism & academia: discussing actions for climate justice - film screening and panel discussion
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Professor Llewelyn Hughes
Professor Llewelyn Hughes

Professor Llewelyn Hughes appointed as a Lead Author for IPCC Seventh Assessment Report
Professor Llewelyn Hughes selected as a Lead Author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Seventh Assessment Report (AR7) in recognition of his expertise on climate and energy policy.
  • #energy transition
  • #climate change
  • #climate policy
  • Climate Change and Energy
Gabriella Warden

Connecting climate science and public policy
As a climate change industry professional, the Master of Climate Change program gave Gabriella Warden the skills she needed to take the next step in her career during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
  • #Crawford School
  • #Crawford Graduates
  • #public policy
  • #climate change
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy's Associate Professor Bec Colvin
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy's Associate Professor Bec Colvin

Associate Professor Bec Colvin appointed to ACT Climate Change Council
ANU Crawford School of Public Policy's Associate Professor Bec Colvin appointed to ACT Climate Change Council
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Why there is no such thing as a painless transition
Highlighting domestic benefits and enhancing international support are the boost developing countries need to reduce their emissions, Thang Nam Do writes.
  • #reducing emissions
  • #emissions reduction
  • #energy transition
  • #climate change
  • #Crawford School
  • #Policy Forum
Sudirman Nasir
Sudirman Nasir

Welcome Sudirman Nasir - ANU Indonesia Project Visiting Fellow
Welcome Sudirman Nasir, 2024-2025 ANU Indonesia Project Visiting Fellow!
  • #climate change
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Wed, 4 Dec 2024

Is public policy up to the job of achieving net zero? Five reasons for despair vs. five reasons for optimism

Reducing the risks associated with a rapidly changing climate and achieving net zero emissions by 2050 represents a truly wicked policy problem.
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Podcast: The state of the environment
On Policy Forum Pod, Mark Howden joins Arnagretta Hunter and Sharon Bessell to discuss the recent state of the environment report and the growing strain on the most important system of all.
  • #climate change
  • #state of the environment
  • #government climate targets
  • #climate action
Prof Warwick McKibbin

Lack of direction leaves climate policy in chaos: expert
Both sides of politics lack leadership when it comes to establishing clear climate policies, according to a leading public policy and economics expert at ANU.
  • #climate change
  • #economics
  • #climate policy
  • #leadership
Indigenous participation in the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples’ Platform: the need to decolonise UN climate governance
Tue, 1 Apr 2025

Indigenous participation in the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples’ Platform: the need to decolonise UN climate governance

This seminar explores the challenges faced by Indigenous people attempting to participate in the LCIPP at the 27th UN Conference of the Parties in Egypt.
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Crawford at COP29: meet scholar Kareketaake Uriam
Kareketaake Uriam is from the Pacific Island nation of Kiribati and is studying a Master of Climate Change at Crawford through an Australia Awards scholarship.
  • #climate change
COP29 ANU delegation

COP29 makes some progress, but future COPs will now need to move faster
The COP29 UN climate conference concluded last week in Baku, Azerbaijan with a deal on climate finance and an agreement on a framework for carbon markets nearly a decade in the making.
  • #climate change
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National Security Podcast: Climate change, disaster preparedness, and the Australian Defence Force
On NS Podcast, J Mortensen and A. Kapetas join W. Stoltz to explore the increasing threat of natural disasters in Australia and the role of the Australian Defence Force in responding to them.
  • #natural disasters
  • #climate change
  • #disaster preparedness
  • #Australian Defence Force
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Podcast: Australia’s Pacific diplomacy
On the PF Pod episode, George Carter and Siobhan McDonnell join us to talk about Australia’s diplomacy in the Pacific, and if the new Australian government can become the region’s “partner of choice”.
  • #climate change
  • #Australia Pacific security relationship
  • #multilateral security
  • #Policy Forum Pod
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The Pacific’s year of climate, COVID-19, contestation, and cooperation
It’s been a challenging year, but the Pacific is stronger for it, Meg Keen writes.
  • #Pacific
  • Covid-19
  • Crawford blog posts
  • #climate change
  • #community resilience
Saving the World Webinars
Thu, 8 Oct 2026

Redesigning business and finance to unlock economic transformations

Episode 35 of the Saving the World webinar series features Erinch Sahan discussing how to transform businesses for planetary health equity.
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Saving the World Webinars
Thu, 28 May 2026

Governing healthcare systems in the climate crisis: Lessons, visions and pathways for climate resilient development

Episode 30 of the Saving the World webinar series features Dr Sophie Robinson discussing her research on governance for climate resilient development in healthcare.
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