Climate change is already affecting communities across the world, with 2023 the hottest year on record globally. In Australia, we are experiencing changes in extreme weather, with more frequent and intense heatwaves, storms, flooding and bushfires. Government departments, private organisations and community groups are planning, developing and implementing strategies to address current and projected changes to our climate.

This Climate Essentials short course has been designed for professionals who want an overview of the latest developments around climate change. It covers both the science of climate change and policy responses across a range of sectors.

Delivered by the ANU Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions, this short course brings together leading climate researchers from across the University.

Early bird registrations are open until 20 Feb 2024. Tickets close on 01 March 2024. Group and multi-course discounts are available.

Bookings are via Humanitix. But for more details on the course, go to the ICEDS course webpage at: Climate Essentials 5-7 March 2024

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