Implications for Climate Action When 40% Of Humanity Goes to Vote in 2024 - A Night With Bob Carr
Event description
2024 has already been characterised by unprecedented global uncertainty. While regional instability and conflicts have played a role, we have concurrently experienced increasing climate calamity and the ongoing rise of populist governance with nationalistic domestic policies.
To further confound these variables, in 2024, 40% of the world's population goes to the polls.
But with many potential changes in play, where might leadership in the next era of climate action take us? And how will these factors drive and affect the efforts and outcomes of climate action globally, regionally and domestically? Join Bob Carr, NSW's longest continuous serving Premier and former Foreign Minister who is uniquely placed to appreciate the complex and intertwined forces that will be shaped by the evolving efforts to decarbonise the planet, and the shifting patterns of election results.
This is a night not to miss as Bob is joined in discussion by Nathan Robertson-Ball from Sydney sustainability-focused enterprise Finding Nature to unpack and help make clear how Australians should observe the tectonic shifts around the world and what they mean for meaningful and effective climate action.