third international conference on climate change

Third International Conference on Climate Change
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THURSDAY, 21 JULY
8:00-9:00 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION DESK OPEN
9:00-9:30 CONFERENCE OPENING - Phillip Kalantzis-Cope, Common Ground Publishing, USA
9:30-10:05 PLENARY SPEAKER SESSION - Alison Anderson, University of Plymouth, UK
10:05-10:40 PLENARY SPEAKER SESSION - Phil Simmons, University of New England, Australia
10:40-10:55 COFFEE BREAK
10:55-11:40 TALKING CIRCLES
Room 1 Technical, Political and Social Responses
Room 2 Scientific Evidence
Room 3 Ecosystemic Impacts
Room 4 Human Impacts
11:40-12:10 LUNCH
12:10-13:50 PARALLEL SESSIONS
12:10-12:40 12:45-13:15 13:20-13:50
Room 1 Climate Change Readiness for
Community Services
Irina Cattalini, Luke van Zeller,
Climate Change Readiness for
Community Services Project,
West Australian Council of Social
Service, Perth, Australia
Overview: Climate Change
Readiness for Community for
Services improves understanding
of climate change impacts in the
social service sector and supports
community service organisations
to improve energy efficiency and
consumptive behaviours
Stream: Technical, Political and
Social Responses
Room 2 Global Environmental Change,
Culture and Development:
Rethinking the Ethics of
Conservation
Prof. Elma Montana, Human,
Social and Environmental
Sciences Institute(INCIHUSA),
National Scientific and Technical
Research Council (CONICET),
Mendoza, Argentina, Prof. Harry
Diaz, Canadian Plains Research
Center (CPRC), University of
Regina, Regina, Canada
Overview: The paper links global
environmental change to cultural
loss and this to development
processes, suggesting the
necessity of rethinking the ethics
of conservation
Stream: Human Impacts
Climate Change: Level of
Concern and Policy
Preferences
Deborah Cotton, School of
Finance and Economics (UTS),
University of Technology, Sydney,
and Macquarie University,
Sydney, Australia
Overview: Survey research of the
Australian population with the aim
of determining their level concern
toward climate change and the
policy response they want from
government.
Stream: Technical, Political and
Social Responses
Global Warming Campaigns in
Bangkok: Framing Analysis
and Campaign Effectiveness
Teerada Chongkolrattanaporn,
Music, Media, Communication
and Cultural Studies Faculty of
Arts, Macquarie University Faculty
of Communication Arts,
Chulalongkorn University,
Sydney, Australia
Overview: The study of global
warming campaigns established
by Bangkok Metropolitan
Administration to communicate
with certain frames of issues to
Bangkok residents.
Stream: Technical, Political and
Social Responses
Risk Assessment of the
Impacts of Climate Change on
Fisheries Species: Case Study
in South Eastern Australia
Associate Professor Timothy
Mark Ward, Wild Fisheries
Aquatic Sciences South
Australian Research and
Development Institute (SARDI,
Flinders University (Full Academic
Status), Adelaide, Dr Gretta Pecl,
Climate Change Theme
Tasmanian Aquaculture and
Fisheries Institute University of
Tasmania, Adaptation Research
Network for Marine Biodiversity
and Resources, Hobart, Australia
Overview: Prioritising research to
inform fisheries adaption to
climate change off south-eastern
Australia.
Stream: Scientific Evidence