Two social entrepreneurs from Australia and Cambodia are using innovative technology to tackle smoke pollution as well as climate change as COVID-19 presents unexpected obstacles and opportunities.
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This Samoan circus is showcasing the magic of science.
A group of young Samoan educators are helping to showcase the magic of science, and in the process to change kids minds about STEM. Working with Australia's National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science, the team is improving young people's access to science education by setting-up the country's first science centre. In the face of COVID they're now delivering a Circus show that is entertaining and magical, but also has a serious message about the science of climate change.
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Meet the former beauty queen fighting to save her island home
When the seas swallowed her grandparent's home, Gladys Habu was compelled to become a climate activist. The former Miss Solomon Islands has teamed up with Australian researcher, Simon Albert, to track the disappearance of islands to rising sea level across the Solomon Islands. And she's taken her fight to the international stage, making sure world leaders at COP26 were aware of impacts of climate change on her community.
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DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Energy, Emissions, & Economic Diplomacy', Richard Neumann (DFAT's Climate Change Branch) provides an introduction to Energy & Emissions.
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Filmed in August 2021. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Kate Duggan discusses Good Practice Examples of Integration.
Filmed in August 2021. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Kate Duggan discusses Good Practice Examples of Integration.
This is an audio only file, available for accessibility and may be easier for staff at STOs, at post, and those working remotely to stream.
Filmed in August 2021. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Racheline Jackson discusses Climate Finance & AidWorks.
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Filmed in August 2021. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Racheline Jackson discusses Climate Finance & AidWorks.
Filmed in August 2021. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Hannah Lord discusses Gender Equality & Climate Change.
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Filmed in August 2020. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Stacey Walker & Mai linh Huynh discuss DFAT's Climate Change Action Strategy.
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Filmed in August 2020. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Mai linh Huynh discusses Social Inclusion & Climate Change: Leaving No One Behind.
Filmed in August 2020. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Mai linh Huynh discusses Social Inclusion & Climate Change: Leaving No One Behind.
This is an audio only file, available for accessibility and may be easier for staff at STOs, at post, and those working remotely to stream.
Filmed in August 2020. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Climate Change & Development', Stacey Walker & Mai linh Huynh discuss DFAT's Climate Change Action Strategy.
Filmed in August 2020. This version is for external use.
Australia's Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Women Senator the Hon Marise Payne presents awards to four Business Partnership Platform partnerships. The partnerships will support Vietnam's green economic recovery through commercial initiatives in the energy and climate sectors.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'International Climate Engagement', Alexandria Ranting (DFAT's Climate Change & Sustainability Division) discusses Multilateral Climate Action.
Filmed in July 2021. This version is for internal and external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'International Climate Engagement', Alexandria Ranting (DFAT's Climate Change & Sustainability Division) discusses Multilateral Climate Action.
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Filmed in July 2021. This version is for internal and external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Energy, Emissions, & Economic Diplomacy', Fiona Gilbert (Australia's Lead Climate Finance Negotiator to the UNFCCC) discusses Nature Based Solutions - Land Use, Land Use Change & Forestry.
Filmed in August 2020. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Energy, Emissions, & Economic Diplomacy', Pen Howarth (from DFAT's Sustainability & Climate Change Branch) discusses Hydrogen.
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Filmed in June 2020. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Energy, Emissions, & Economic Diplomacy', Fiona Gilbert (Australia's Lead Climate Finance Negotiator to the UNFCCC) discusses Nature Based Solutions - Land Use, Land Use Change & Forestry.
This is an audio only file, available for accessibility and may be easier for staff at STOs, at post, and those working remotely to stream.
Filmed in August 2020. This version is for external use.
DFAT's Toolkit on Climate Change, Energy & the Environment provides a number of videos and resources.
In this video, under the theme 'Energy, Emissions, & Economic Diplomacy', Pen Howarth (from DFAT's Sustainability & Climate Change Branch) discusses Hydrogen.
Filmed in June 2020. This version is for external use.
Global Weather and Climate Risks June to August Outlook, presented by Bureau of Meteorology, 3 June 2021.
Note this is a WebEx recording, therefore video and audio quality may vary.
Australia is at the forefront of developing the global hydrogen sector. Recently the Prime Minister announced an additional AUD 275.5 million in the budget to accelerate development of four additional clean hydrogen hubs and implement a certification scheme. Also, ARENA supported three new 10MW electrolysis projects to produce renewable hydrogen, among the largest electrolysers in the world.
The panel will include leading Australian businesses and researchers working on cutting edge hydrogen technology:
• ANU’s Dr Fiona Beck is pioneering work to develop direct solar-to-hydrogen production systems that do not require electrolysis
• LAVO’s Matthew Muller will present their hydrogen storage technology, integrating with household and commercial rooftop solar to create, store and convert hydrogen into electricity
• Craig De Laine will discuss AGIG’s supply of hydrogen from renewable energy to the steel and transport industries, as well as blending with natural gas in the SA network
• Samuel Blackadder will discuss H2X’s innovative hydrogen production technology for the electricity and transport sector, including Australia’s first hydrogen ferry
• Matthew Hingerty will outline how Star Scientific’s HERO* (Hydrogen Energy Release Optimiser) technology is capable of providing reliable, continuous dispatchable energy and industrial heat using green hydrogen
