Resources from the Climate Change/Social Change conference

by

John Rice

The very successful Climate Change/ Social Change Conference was held recently in Sydney, and now video and audio of virtually all pleneries and workshops are now available online

Much of the conference would be of interest to any who are exploring left/green convercenge. Some highlights of the site:

Climate change and its social roots [Audio]

John Bellamy Foster, editor of Monthly Review; author of Marx’s Ecology: Materialism and Nature [Video]
Patrick Bond, University of KwaZulu-Natal; editor of Climate Change, Carbon Trading and Civil Society
David Spratt, Carbon Equity, co-author Climate Code Red
James Goodman, social researcher, University of Technology in Sydney

The Cuban experience: the challenge of fossil fuels and climate change [Audio]

Roberto Perez, Cuban biologist and permaculturalist, Antonio Núñez Jimenez Foundation for Nature and Humanity, Cuban NGO

Ecology, capitalism and socialism — John Bellamy Foster [Audio]

Transitions to sustainability (audio and slideshow)

Mark Diesendorf, Institute of Environmental Studies, University of NSW
Adrian Whitehead, Zero Emission Network
Stephanie Long, Friends of the Earth Australia’s international climate justice spokesperson
Roberto Perez

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5 Responses to “Resources from the Climate Change/Social Change conference”

  1. Jarrod Says:

    This short film lays some of the stark realities of climate change:

    http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/e7162a6f7a/the-plight-of-the-polar-bear

  2. antalya alarm Says:

    The very successful Climate Change/ Social Change Conference was held recently in Sydney, and now video and audio of virtually all plenaries and workshops are now available online. thank you 🙂

  3. kare bilişim Says:

    Much of the conference would be of interest to any who are exploring left/green convergence.

  4. pulsar elektronik Says:

    Much of the conference would be of interest to any who are exploring left 😉

  5. güvenlik sistemleri Says:

    now video and audio of virtually all plenaries and workshops are now available online

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