Climate 2030 - 12-part free seminar series in Adelaide, Australia
Submitted by Simon Loffler on February 25, 2008 - 2:44am.
Hosted by the Research Institute for Climate Change and Sustainability, this series will explore the anticipated impacts of global climate change and strategies for mitigation and adaptation. The seminars will be held in Napier Lecture Theatre G04, University of Adelaide, North Terrace Campus, 5-7 pm each Tuesday during the first semester starting 4 March 2008. Leading researchers, and guest speakers from government and industry, will address the following topics:
- Climate Change - Past, Present and Future
- A Carbon-Constrained Future
- Population and Environment
- Clean Energy Technologies
- The Built Environment
- Water
- Sectors - Public Health
- Sectors - Food, Wine and Agriculture
- Sectors - Conservation
- International Policy and Law
- International Economic Cooperation
- Sustainable Futures.
Attendance is free but please contact alayne.moody@adelaide.edu.au or phone 8303 8243 to register. For further information visit http://www.adelaide.edu.au/climatechange
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