Renewing Democracy to Tackle the Climate Crisis - Panel Discussion
Offered By: University of Melbourne via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a panel discussion featuring Zali Steggall MP, Joo-Cheong Tham, and moderated by Adam Morton, examining the intersection of democracy renewal and climate crisis mitigation. Delve into topics such as vested interests, the planning state, solidarity ethos, and the toxic influence of money in politics. Gain insights on Australia's climate stance, political diversity, and independence in climate action. Engage with expert perspectives from Dr. Andrew Podger, Dr. John Beddington, and Keith Pitt, and participate in audience questions addressing climate awareness and political strategies for effective environmental policy-making.
Syllabus
Introduction
Diagnosis and Prescription
vested interests
planning state
Solidarity ethos
Toxic influence on money
Australia vs the Climate
Dr Andrew Podger
Dr John Beddington
Keith Pitt
Audience Questions
Climate Awareness
Political Diversity
Independence
Climate Action
Audience Question
Taught by
The University of Melbourne
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