Unlocking the Power of Positive Tipping Points: A New Era of Climate Action

SOLUTIONS HOUSE: TUESDAY 11 MARCH AT 9AM. KEYNOTE ADDRESS 
Can a small shift trigger unstoppable climate action? Join Professor Tim Lenton, Chris Turney Vice-Chancellor ( Research) at UTS and Michael Liubinskas founder of Climate Salad as they explores how positive tipping points are accelerating the clean energy transition, driving down costs, and reshaping industries. Discover how policy, innovation, and social momentum can create self-reinforcing change—offering a hopeful, action-driven approach to tackling the climate crisis. Don’t miss this insightful session on turning climate risk into opportunity.

Prof Tim Lenton, is known for his pioneering work on climate risk, now focuses on how small, strategic shifts—such as policy mandates and incentives—can set off unstoppable waves of positive change in our economy and society. His latest research reveals the most effective ways to create self-reinforcing progress and why some climate solutions are already reaching critical mass. 
Professor Chris Turney, Vice-Chancellor (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), is a globally recognized climate scientist and leader in sustainability research. With a distinguished career in paleoclimatology, carbon sequestration, and climate resilience, he has played a pivotal role in advancing interdisciplinary research to address the climate crisis. 
Michael "Mick" Liubinskas is a prominent figure in the climate technology sector, known for his extensive work in fostering climate-focused startups. As the co-founder of Climate Salad, he has been instrumental in building a community that supports the growth of climate tech companies, aiming to address global environmental challenges

This keynote will be followed by a distinguished panel from the fields of science, technology, and nature based solutions. MC for this session is Liz Courtney, award winning international film director who was awarded Women Changing the World in Media in 2024 for her work in climate change.

This session is a must-attend for policymakers, business leaders, climate advocates, and anyone looking for a hopeful, action-driven perspective on tackling climate change. Discover how we can harness the same forces that threaten our planet to save it—before it’s too late.

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