The UK in Australia are launching a series of events focused on raising awareness of the challenges of climate change and the work they are doing with industry and policy makers to identify and implement solutions.

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British High Commissioner to Australia, Vicki Treadell, said:

“The UK is proud to take a lead in the global effort to tackle climate change. As we continue to manage the impact of coronavirus, we must build back better to ensure a sustainable future for generations to come. As we look towards the challenges facing us, it is clear
that governments need to work hand in hand with businesses and civil society. Only together can we meet the commitment we have made under the Paris agreement to limit global temperature rises to as close to 1.5 degrees as possible. I’m delighted that we, the UK Government in Australia, are working with a range of partners to reduce emissions while building our future prosperity.”

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The events listed below are free to join through the attached links:

16 November 6pm – 8pm AEDT | Live & virtual | Film screening and panel discussion: David Attenborough’s ‘A Life on Our Planet’

A panel discussion and film screening of David Attenborough’s latest documentary in partnership with the Australian National University Climate Change Institute. The film screening will take place at ANU’s Kambri precinct and live on YouTube, with the film also available on Netflix.

17 November 6.30pm – 7.30pm AEDT | Online | Keeping up with the UK: What Australia can learn about the electric vehicle future

 An online event in partnership with the Electric Vehicle Council of Australia featuring Baroness Brown Professor Dame Julia King, EVC CEO Behyad Jafari and British High Commissioner Vicki Treadell, who will discuss how Australia can learn from the UK successes and accelerate its uptake of zero emission vehicles.

19 November 12pm – 1pm AEDT | Online | Climate Action – In Conversation with Young Leaders Paving the Way

 An event with our young leaders’ network, a virtual panel discussion with three incredible young climate leaders – a biogeochemist, carbon technologist and founder of Democracy in Colour – talking about climate change and innovation.

20 November | Online | British Council – Free climate courses

 Launch of Future Learn courses available through the British Council covering a range of exciting sustainability and climate topics.

23 November 6pm – 7pm AEDT | Online | Delivering on the Paris Agreement – looking ahead to Glasgow

This virtual discussion in partnership with the Italian Embassy ANU Climate Change Institute will dive deep into the mechanics of COP26 and discover how we can deliver a successful conference in November 2021.

24 November 6pm – 7pm AEDT | Online | Building Our Future : The Business of Zero

In the second part of our ‘Building Our Future’ series in partnership with ClimateWorks Australia, this webinar unpacks why industry commits to net zero emissions, and how it can be achieved.

25 – 26 November | Online | Invest Northern Island Virtual Showcase at Australasian Waste and Recycling Expo

Invest Northern Ireland’s virtual pavilion is worth a visit at the two-day online interactive event showcasing Northern Ireland innovation in the waste and recycling industry.

Video on Demand | Online | Fashion Revolutionaries – UK Leadership in Sustainable Fashion

Tune into the British Council’s video series showcasing three leaders in sustainable fashion.