In this issue, we’re diving into the crux of our sustainability journey and examining ways to reach our 2030 goals. Plus, we look at innovative business practices and some good news to brighten your outlook on our path to a sustainable future.
Also in this issue: The path to a sustainable future takes center stage with bold innovations and decisive action. Climate Change Authority’s Brad Archer navigates Australia’s race to net zero, offering a model of independence and societal change. At the University of Sydney, Prof. Deanna D’Alessandro leads a transformative initiative, blending research and industry collaboration to tackle climate change. Meanwhile, Linh Do, Dr. Nina Terrey, Estelle Parker, Ciaran McCormack and David Crosbie emphasize the critical need for a just and green transition, ensuring equity in the shift to sustainability. Finally, the world’s ‘largest’ solar farm receives approval in an ambitious push towards renewable energy.
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Inside the WBCSD Strategy for Global Change
Can businesses truly lead the way in saving the planet? The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) believes they can. In Conversation: Peter Bakker, President and CEO, World Business Council for Sustainable Development and Andrew Petersen, CEO, Business Council for Sustainable Development Australia.
Roundtable: Climate & Nature 2030
As the clock ticks toward 2030, a diverse group of experts confronts the daunting challenges of achieving a sustainable future. Featuring shared insights that were the culmination of in-depth, topic-focused discussions facilitated by Kate Dundas, Executive Director, UN Global Compact Network Australia Lynette Mayne, Executive Chair of the B Team Australasia; Rachel Lowry, CEO of Bush Heritage Australia; Tim Silverwood, Co-founder of the Ocean Impact Organisation; Natalie Thompson, Senior Manager of Policy at the Electric Vehicle Council; and Ian Overton, Board Member at Circular Australia.
No Easy Fix, But Smart Choices Can Save the Planet
Here’s how innovative research, industry collaboration, and practical education can drive real progress toward a sustainable, net-zero future.
The Hidden Challenges of a Just and Green Transition
The path to a sustainable future isn’t just about going green—it’s about ensuring justice for all. The big question is: how can we shape a transition that’s fair and inclusive for everyone?
Circular Economy, EV Transition, Forests, Oceans, and Reducing Scope 3 Emissions
How can we achieve our 2030 targets? Leading expert facilitators offered a distillation of insights through presentations, conversations, and panel discussions, all focused on reaching these goals.
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