Who should govern environmental disasters, and how?
As global warming rapidly heats up our planet, the likelihood and frequency of environmental disasters caused by extreme weather events – from bushfires to floods – rises substantially. As part of the Environmental Disasters Symposium, organised by Professor Susan Park, this Sydney Ideas event brings together scholars working on environmental disasters from a range of disciplines, issue areas, and countries to grapple with critical questions. What we need to do to govern such disasters effectively? Who should govern environmental disasters and how?
The speakers:
• Professor Linda Hancock, Deakin University
• Professor Susan Park, University of Sydney
• Postdoctoral Fellow Francisco Molina Camacho, CIGIDEN
• (Chair) Professor Abbas El-Zein, University of Sydney
When:
Thursday 21 November, 6 – 7.30pm
Where:
University of Sydney - Social Sciences Building (A02)
RSVP: environmentaldisasters.eventbrite.com.au
This event is part of the Environmental Disasters Symposium (21-22 November), a collaboration between Sydney Social and Humanities Advanced Research Centre, Sydney Environment Institute and the Office of Global Engagement.
