Leading social researcher Dr Rebecca Huntley will join Farmers for Climate Action CEO Natalie Collard and farmers who have developed clean energy projects in their communities.
The talent will discuss results of recent research into the attitudes of country people into clean energy on local farmland in their communities.
Location: Mural Hall, Parliament House, Canberra
Time: 0930 AEDT Tuesday 26 November
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WHERE:Hotel Grand Chancellor, 65 Hindley St, Adelaide WHEN: 8-9AM Thursday 5 December WHAT: Community leaders and grassroots organisations will gather outside the Parliamentary Inquiry into Nuclear Power Generation in Australia to make clear that South Australia does not need or want nuclear reactors. We will have banners and signs to make sure we are seen and heard. Our shared energy future is renewable, not radioactive. Speakers include: Dr Jim Green, National Nuclear Campaigner, Friends of the Earth Dr Kate Wylie, Executive Director, Doctors for the Environment For more information or to arrange interviews please contact: Dr Jim Green, Friends of…
Herd contraction in the world’s four largest beef-producing nations – the US, Brazil, China and Europe – is expected to lead to the first…
4 DECEMBER, 2024 Who: AI expert and adjunct Associate Professor at Charles Darwin University in the Faculty of Science and Technology, and Associate Professor at Australian Catholic University Associate Professor Niusha Shafiabady. Associate Professor Shafiabady is an internationally recognised expert and developer of AI data analysis platform Ai-Labz. Topics: The discovery of static electricity, and how it works. How to avoid being zapped by static electricity. Contact details: Call +61 8 8946 6721 or email media@cdu.edu.au to arrange an interview. Quotes attributable to Associate Professor Shafiabady: “Static charge is inconvenient, but it is not dangerous except in places where we…
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