How is the changing environment impacting on human rights?  Shadow Minister for Climate Change, the Hon. Peter Garrett, Professor Matthew England (UNSW Climate Change Research Centre), Dr Jane McAdam (UNSW Faculty of Law) and Dr Hilaey Bambrick (ANU National Centre for Epidemiology and Polulation Health) will discuss climate change in terms of human rights and national security.

6:30pm, Wednesday 2 May, Leighton Hall, John Niland Scientia Building.

Please call 02 9385 1803 or email AHRC to book tickets or for more information. Tickets are $25/$10 concession.

 

 

Members of CEDL recently attended the 14th National Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (AMOS) Conference in conjunction with Southern Annular Mode (SAM) Workshop (Climate, Water and Marine Forecasting: Challenges for the future), 5-8 February 2007, in Adelaide, South Australia.

Presentations were made by Frank Drost, Andrea Taschetto, Julien Le Sommer, Moninya Roughan, Matthew England, Alex Sen Gupta, Caroline Ummenhofer and Milton Speer.

Details of the program and abstracts of each talk are now available.

 

 

Hotter, drier, wetter & wilder 

As part of the BRAIN FOOD 2006 series. This was a series of public lectures presented by the UNSW Alumni Association on internationally acclaimed research being conducted at the University of New South Wales.

6pm, Tuesday 18th July 2006 -  The Galleries, The John Niland Scientia Building, UNSW, Kensington

Professor Matthew England presented "Climate Change" . Professor England gave a presentation on the effect of global warming on the southern hemispheres climate, discussing issues such as changes in the weather, sea-level and Antarctic sea-ice.

INVITATION and contact information.