📢 Planetary Health Equity Hothouse August and September events to look out for🗓️ Visit our events page for more information: hothouse.anu.edu.au/events-0

Interesting discussions with Aaron Opdyke and other colleagues primarily from Asia-Pacific on climate displacement risk workshop organised by IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳 last month: sydney.edu.au/sydney-environ… Sydney Environment Institute

We are thrilled to announce that two of our incredible researchers at the Sydney Environment Institute have been named finalists for the prestigious Eureka Prizes for Environmental Research - Prof Carolyn Hogg and Dr Cath Price! Learn more: sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/n…

SEI members Dr Aaron Opdyke and Emily Nabong write that the Philippines, already the highest disaster risk country due to its geography, faces compounding vulnerabilities from rapid urbanisation and poor infrastructure. Read the full article here: theconversation.com/manila-is-reel…

Dr Lee White writes that people living in low energy efficiency homes are turning off their heaters more when on time-of-use rates, likely leading to colder homes. Meanwhile, those in more efficient homes didn't save money or reduce usage on these rates. theconversation.com/how-old-ineffi…

Ethics and engagement in ecopolitics: two key issues explored in a new paper co-authored by researchers from UCRH, the Sydney Environment Institute and elsewhere has emphasised that urgency of the ecological crises. Find more info and the full article via our website. ucrh.edu.au/a-new-approach…

The final panel in our Climate and Biodiversity Crises Series will explore the complex dynamics of whether treating nature as "natural capital" can foster responsible stewardship or if it perpetuates a mindset that could harm our planet. sydney.edu.au/sydney-environ…

This week, SEI Director David Schlosberg will be featured on the Saving the World Webinar Series, hosted by the Planetary Health Equity Hothouse. Register now for this webinar on Thursday, 22 August (12:00 – 1:00pm AEST): hothouse.anu.edu.au/event/climate-…

Climate change: mitigation vs. adaptation – do we really have to choose? SEI theme lead Dr Blanche Verlie recently wrote for The Conversation, arguing that mitigation and adaptation should go hand in hand. Read the full article here: theconversation.com/clive-hamilton…

An inspiring day hearing about climate research University of Sydney Prof Carolyn Hogg Sydney Environment Institute Sydney Uni Global

A great day of debate and conversations on #climatechange with hundreds of researchers organised by Sydney Environment Institute

Managed to duck in and out of the University of Sydney Climate Research Forum - fantastic multidisciplinary research on show, and also lots of great ideas I plan to make use of at future SSEAC flagship events! Sydney Environment Institute University of Sydney

SEI are supporting a stipend scholarship ($40,109 p.a.) for a research student within the University of Sydney School of Physics to undertake research in health care carbon foot printing. Closing 27 August: sydney.edu.au/scholarships/d…

What is multispecies justice and what does it look like in practice? In April I had the unique opportunity to visit Sydney Environment Institute and wrote about it on our latest MUST Blog: must-project.fi/exploring-pers…

Communities in disaster-prone areas are frustrated with consultation processes that lead to little change. Research conducted by SEI highlights the importance of local knowledge and community-led disaster responses. abc.net.au/religion/austr…