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Third International Conference on Climate Change FRI. PARALLEL SESSIONS 10:25-10:55 11:00-11:30 11:35-12:05 Room 3 Patterns and Drivers of Lost in the Wash: Predicting Trade Impacts of Global Migration in the Kingdom of the Impact of Losing Aboriginal Climate Change Policy: The Tonga: Multi-Directional Coastal Sites in Australia Case of New Zealand Associations between Dr Susan McIntyre-Tamwoy, Robbie Andrew, Sustainability Migration and Climate Risk Cairns, Alice Buhrich, School of and Society, Landcare Research, Natasha Chamberlain, College Arts and Social Sciences, James Professor Allan Rae, Centre for of Life and Environmental Cook University, Yungaburra, Agribusiness Policy and Strategy, Sciences, University of Exeter, Australia Massey University, Palmerston Exeter, UK, Charlotte Catmur, Overview: This paper considers North, Dr Anna Strutt, Waikato Prof Jon Barnett, Melbourne potential effects of climate change Management School, University School of Land and Environment, on Australian Aboriginal coastal of Waikato, Hamilton, New University of Melbourne, sites and implications for Zealand Melbourne, Australia Indigenous community identity. Overview: We apply general Overview: Understanding patterns We explore culturally relevant equilibrium modeling to examine and drivers of population mobility strategies to empower the impacts of global climate in the South Pacific, with a focus communities to mitigate impacts. change policy on New Zealand's on the Kingdom of Tonga. Stream: Human Impacts <strong>international</strong> trade. Stream: Human Impacts Stream: Technical, Political and Social Responses Garden Session PLENARY GARDEN SESSION – Larry Prior and Peter Nardulli 12:05-12:35 LUNCH 12:35-13:20 TALKING CIRCLES Room 1 Technical, Political and Social Responses Room 2 Scientific Evidence Room 3 Ecosystemic Impacts Room 4 Human Impacts 13:25-15:05 PARALLEL SESSIONS 13:25-13:55 14:00-14:30 14:35-15:05 Room 1 Negotiating the Global Nature Domestic Food Production and Bringing Science and Policy of Climate Change through Hazard Vulnerability in Together: The Challenges of International Classroom Jamaica: Adaptation and Participatory Adaptation Collaborations in STEM and Change in Southern St. Planning in Santiago de Chile Environmental Education Using Elizabeth Dr. Jonathan Barton, Pontifica 21st Century Skills Donovan Campbell, Department Universidad Católica de Chile, Dr Laurie Henry, Department of of Geography and Geology, Jordan Harris, Instituto de Curriculum and Instruction University of the West Indies, Estudios Urbanos y Territoriales, College of Education, University Mona, Kingston, Jamaica Pontificia Universidad Catolica de of Kentucky, Lexington, Teddie Overview: This paper focuses on Chile, Santiago, Chile, Dr. Phillipson Mower, University of the impact of global Kerstin Krellenberg, Department Louisville Center for environmental change on of Urban and Environmental Environmental Education, domestic food production in Sociology, Helmholtz-Centre for University of Louisville, Louisville, Jamaica, using a case study in Environmental Reaearch, Leipzig, Dr. Carol Hanley, Tracy Farmer southern St Elizabeth Germany Institute for Sustainability and the Stream: Technical, Political and Overview: Challenges of Environment College of Social Responses integrating local-scale science Agriculture, University of and policy-making within a multi- Kentucky, Lexington, USA stakeholder, inter-sectoral, Overview: Creating new, participatory process for innovative pedagogies for STEM generating climate change and Environmental education that adaptation measures in Santiago focus on the global nature of de Chile. climate change using <strong>international</strong> Stream: Technical, Political and classroom collaborations and the development of 21st century skills. Stream: Technical, Political and Social Responses Social Responses 20
Third International Conference on Climate Change FRI. PARALLEL SESSIONS 13:25-13:55 14:00-14:30 14:35-15:05 Room 2 Using Microfossils to Modern Sea-Level Rise Climate Change and the Understand Past Environmental Records from the South Island Potential Secondary Impacts on Change of New Zealand Based on Salt- the Structures of Human Dr Hugh Grenfell, Dr. Bruce Marsh Foraminiferal Proxy Data Activities: Analysis on the Hayward, Ashwaq Sabaa, Brigida Orioli Figueira, Geology Scale of the Flanders/Belgium Geomarine Research, Brigida Department School of Region Figueira, University of Auckland, Environment, University of Björn Verhofstede, Prof. Dr. Auckland, New Zealand Auckland, Dr Bruce Hayward, Dr Georges Allaert, Centre for Overview: Use of microfossils to Hugh Grenfell, Geomarine Mobility and Spatial Planning interpret past environmental Research, Auckland, New Department of Civil Engineering, changes. Zealand Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium Stream: Scientific Evidence Overview: Analysis of sea-level Overview: In this paper the rise in the South Island of New secondary impacts are scoped as Zealand for the past 700 years: a consequence of the primary Evidence for recent global climate change effects (e.g. warming and climate change? flooding, drought, temperature) in Stream: Scientific Evidence relation to the structures of human activities Stream: Technical, Political and Social Responses Room 3 Capitalizing on Climate and Applying Outranking Methods Shared and Contested Water Policies in the New to Climate Change Vulnerability Elements in Climate Plans Zealand Agricultural and Assessment Towards a Danish Low Carbon Forestry Sectors Fahim Nawroz Tonmoy, Dr Society Dr. Suzie Greenhalgh, Dr. Adam Abbas El-Zein, School of Civil Assoc. Prof. Michael Soegaard Daigneault, Oshadhi Engineering, The University of Joergensen, Department of Samarasinghe, Sustainability Sydney, Sydney, Australia Management Engineering, and Society, Robyn Sinclair, Overview: This paper reviews the Technical University of Denmark, Landcare Research NZ Ltd, strength and weakness of existing Kgs Lyngby, Denmark Auckland, New Zealand predominant Climate Change Overview: An analysis of four Overview: Understanding the Vulnerability Assessment (CCVA) Danish climate plans identifying synergistic impacts of methods and applies Outranking shared and contested elements, environmental policy can mean methods instead as a new and which should be addressed in more efficient policy development. theoretically sound approach to order to align future transition These interactions are explored CCVA. efforts towards a low carbon as a mechanism to drive ehavior Stream: Technical, Political and Danish society. change in the agricultural and Social Responses Stream: Technical, Political and forestry sectors. Stream: Technical, Political and Social Responses Social Responses 15:05-15:20 COFFEE BREAK 15:20-16:25 PARALLEL SESSIONS 15:20-15:50 15:55-16:25 Room 1 Barriers to Building an Energy Efficiency Market: A Transaction Costs Perspective Queena K. Qian, Edwin H W Chan, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Overview: Identify the Transaction Costs (TC) impacts to stakeholders during different stages of real estate development. To reduce the identified TC barriers, a coherent institutional framework is established for policies design. Stream: Technical, Political and Social Responses Room 2 The Impact of Green Parties on Policy Responses to A Designed Software for Teaching Climatic Climate Change Changes Concepts to Primary School Dr. Scott Brenton, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Students Australia Dr Ibrahim Homaidan, King Saud University, Overview: This paper assesses whether the presence of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia green parties in the legislatures of Australia, New Overview: This study addresses the design of Zealand, and Europe has resulted in significant policy computer software to teach climatic change change. concepts in primary school geography Stream: Technical, Political and Social Responses textbooks. Stream: Technical, Political and Social Responses 21
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