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A holistic view on how to achieve net zeroEnergy scenarios, CO2 abatement options and how to finance them.
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State of Energy Research Conference 2023A national showcase of innovations, research impact, and collaborations enabling Australia's sustainable, reliable, affordable, and fair energy transition.
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UTS Climate Change Connect ForumAn interactive forum for all UTS staff and students working on climate-related initiatives including research, teaching and learning, campus operations, partnerships, and strategic initiatives.
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In conversation with Stanley JohnsonIn a special UTS4Climate event, Bob Carr speaks with Stanley Johnson about his support for climate action and his environmental advocacy.
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What next, after Glasgow?How to drive the COP26 agenda. What happens now and can the leading countries deliver on 2030? It’s a reasonable question after the intense focus on Glasgow, the highs and lows of which are still being explored.
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The race to decarboniseWhere does Australia stand in a decarbonising world?
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The law and climate: an address from Justice Brian Preston, Chief Judge of the Land and Environment CourtLitigation on climate is growing, with the cumulative number of climate litigation cases worldwide more than doubling over the past five years.
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The law and climate: the view of the courts
Internationally, citizens are taking legal action against their governments' lack of action in response to climate change.
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Climate and the courts: the German breakthroughA ground-breaking decision in Germany's federal court paves the way for a global reckoning.
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Investors and climateAn expert panel joins Professor Bob Carr to discuss the future of decarbonisation and finance.
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Matt Kean: a Liberal takes up climateMatt Kean boldly identified the links between climate change and the devastating bushfires of 2019-2020.
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Fairness, science and furyHow to effect change when it comes to the climate crisis, and what can be done to disrupt Australia’s course?
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The Hidden Power of Systems ThinkingWhat is at the heart of our collective inability to tackle the climate and biodiversity emergencies?
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In Conversation: The Carbon Club with Marian WilkinsonIn 2007 Australia was moving with a political consensus to price carbon in response to the existential threat of climate change. And then?
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How to Talk About Climate Change: Bob Carr in Conversation with Rebecca HuntleyHow to effectively engage Australians from all walks of life in a hopeful, practical dialogue about climate change?
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After the Fires: Bob Carr in Conversation with Zali Steggall and Martijn WilderAfter the fires: What next for climate policy?
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In conversation: Tim Buckley and Bob Carr
It’s not just the focus on climate. It’s economics. Coal is no longer a safe investment.