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Climate change: A global problem requiring both local and global solutions
Hello again. I’m sure you’ve been hearing about climate change this week: on TV, over the radio, in blogs, in Parliament, at home, at school and at work. With the Copenhagen Summit starting yesterday (7 December), the talk will only get louder.
Read More »World Science Forum – Women in Science in Australia: Picking up the pace
Professor Penny Sackett discusses Women in Science from an Australian perspective at the World Science Forum in Budapest, Hungary (5-7 November 2009).
Read More »World Science Forum – Australia’s foresighting activities: Planning today for a sustainable tomorrow
Professor Penny Sackett discusses Australia’s foresighting activities at the World Science Forum in Budapest, Hungary (5-7 November 2009).
Read More »Advancing the interests of Australian Science internationally
I hope you have been exploring and enjoying my website. As you read this, I will be on my way to Europe to attend the World Science Forum in Budapest, Hungary.
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