Australia is confronted by a changing climate. Understanding climate risks to the economy, business and environment across Australia requires knowledge founded on Earth system science.
New challenges require a new approach in building our knowledge of predictions and projections using the best available science and ensuring uncertainties and gaps in the science are filled. This new approach must prioritise long-term national coordination, oversight, strategy and implementation.
The Decadal Plan for Australian Earth System Science makes 14 recommendations, beginning with the urgent establishment of an Australian Institute for Earth System Science. This institute should be tasked with developing, coordinating and implementing the national science required to deliver answers to nationally significant questions.
The Academy invites you to join us online for a discussion on the importance of a robust and secure future for Earth system science in Australia.
Date: Monday 25 November 2024
Time: 12.00pm – 12.45pm AEDT
Venue: Online Zoom webinar
Professor Ian Chubb AC FAA FTSE, Secretary Science Policy, Australian Academy of Science
Professor Andy Pitman AO FAA, Chair, National Committee for Earth System Science
Professor Julie Arblaster, Member, National Committee for Earth System Science
nc@science.org.au
Australia is confronted by a changing climate. Understanding climate risks to the economy, business and environment across Australia requires knowledge founded on Earth system science.
New challenges require a new approach in building our knowledge of predictions and projections using the best available science and ensuring uncertainties and gaps in the science are filled. This new approach must prioritise long-term national coordination, oversight, strategy and implementation.
The Decadal Plan for Australian Earth System Science makes 14 recommendations, beginning with the urgent establishment of an Australian Institute for Earth System Science. This institute should be tasked with developing, coordinating and implementing the national science required to deliver answers to nationally significant questions.
The Academy invites you to join us online for a discussion on the importance of a robust and secure future for Earth system science in Australia.
Date: Monday 25 November 2024
Time: 12.00pm – 12.45pm AEDT
Venue: Online Zoom webinar
Professor Ian Chubb AC FAA FTSE, Secretary Science Policy, Australian Academy of Science
Professor Andy Pitman AO FAA, Chair, National Committee for Earth System Science
Professor Julie Arblaster, Member, National Committee for Earth System Science
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nc@science.org.au
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