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The SEI Podcast Series — 177 episodes · page 1 of 2
Voices of Restoration: First Nations Leadership from Around the World
Familiar Faces Build Resilient Places
Storytelling for Earthly Survival
Communities in an era of compounding disasters: stories of hope from the Northern Rivers
How to Weather Together: Feminist Practice for Climate Change.
Rethinking growth: Post-growth, de-growth, donuts and well-being
What ‘nature positive’ means in practice
Reimagining democracy: how diverse knowledges are creating more-than-human justice
Climate justice in the midst of climate turbulence
How nature can strengthen Greater Sydney's flood resilience
Co-creating futures: embedding Indigenous knowledges in environmental research
Climate finance and debt, loss and damage (Climate justice and loss and damage in the Pacific conference)
Civil society organisations and self-organising communities (Climate justice and loss and damage in the Pacific conference)
Multispecies justice, loss and damage (Climate justice and loss and damage in the Pacific conference)
UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Development's insights on loss and damage
Meeting the moment: lessons from the 'once in a lifetime' investment of the Biden Administration in Environmental Justice
Will putting a price on nature protect it?
Natural solutions: seawalls are not the only climate buffer
Grassroots Resilience
Six Months On
Everybody Pitches In
Know Your Neighbours
Coordinating the Boats
Stories are the Toolkit
Centring nature in the transformation of urban spaces
We can't save the climate by destroying nature
Oceanic narratives: interweaving past, present and future
The 2024 Iain McCalman Lecture: Multispecies mourning - grief and resistance in an age of ecological undoing
Sustainability@Sydney x SEI: Threads of life
Episode 4: Critical mineral mining for renewable energy: how the EU is shaping regulation
Episode 3: Comparing mining industries: Australia, Canada and South America
Episode 2: Navigating the impacts of global critical mineral supply chains
Episode 1: Unearthing the importance of critical minerals
The power of multidisciplinary research in addressing UN Sustainable Development Goals
Building power within and beyond the university
Preparing for the unpredictable: communities reducing disaster risk
Adapting our food systems
Stories of courage: Part one – caring for wild animals during bushfires
Stories of courage: Part two – caring for domesticated animals during bushfires
Stories of courage: Part three – caring for farmed animals during bushfires
Nobel Prize laureate Steven Chu on paths to a sustainable future
Indigenous philosophies and practices of multispecies justice
Financing adaptation or adapting finance
Critical minerals: Can Australia mine its way out of the climate crisis?
Capitalism, colonialism and multispecies justice
Grounded Conversations: Farhana Sultana
Just adaptation and the role of social capital
Reimagining our future: communities confronting the realities of climate change
The 2023 Iain McCalman Lecture: Harnessing the transformative potential of climate governance
Multispecies economic justice: property in focus
Building resilience in Australia's electricity infrastructure: planning for resilience
The politics of mitigation, adaptation and suffering
Reducing climate disaster risk: insights from communities, government and industry
Reimagining Environmental Responsibility After the State of the Environment Report
Worlds of Gray and Green: Mineral Extraction as Ecological Practice
A Disorderly Transition: What Technologies Do We Need?
Redefining Who Matters: Institutionalising Multi-species Justice
Renewables and Rural Australia: Community Experiences in NSW
The Battle for a Future - Farming and Extraction
Conversations With Coal Miners about Climate Change
Why Can’t We Talk About a Just Transition From Coal in Australia?
Building Communities of Care for Food Systems Change
Never Again or Never? Environmental Justice in Australia
Book Launch: Subjects of Intergenerational Justice
Emotion and Anxiety in Environmental History
How Can Finance Address Climate Change?
The Toxic Greed of Australia’s Gas-Led Recovery
From Denial to Delay: Moving Beyond Australia’s Fossil Fuel Addiction
Unravelling The Capitalist State
Heal Country Series: Law of the Land
The Invisible Now: Writing Crisis and the Future Imaginary
Heal Country Series: Heal the Nation and Secure the Future
Writing The More-Than-Human
USU Enviro Week: Changing Our Food System From Within
Philosophy on the Ground: Changing Values in a Changing Climate
Critical Companions Series: Objects of Science and Culture
Critical Companions Series: Ocean Pools Project
Wild Policy Book Launch
Salmon And Acorns Feed Our People
Nature in Culture: Casting Climate in a 'Niue' Light
Nature in Culture: Overturning Aqua Nullius
Protecting an Intimacy Between Karuk and River
Nature in Culture: Nurturing Oysters Naturally
Nature in Culture: Multi-Sensory Mapping with the Marind People
Reducing the Impact of Heatwaves: Bodies, Housing, and Cool Suburbs
Everyday Militarisms: Hidden in Plain Sight
Our House Is on Fire: How Universities Can Become Advocates for Climate Action
Questions of Management and Policy Amidst Australia’s Bushfire Crisis
The 2020 Iain McCalman Lecture with Dr Dinesh Wadiwel
Violence in Plain Sight
Swimming Into The Blue Humanities
The Failure of CSR in A Warming World
The Toxic Management of Mining Legacies
Book Launch: Sustainable Materialism
Adapting Climate Science For Business
How Are Businesses Responding to Investor Pressure on Climate Change?
Why Investors are Worrying About Climate Change
Making Space I: Bodies, Space and the Anthropocene
Culture, Trust, and Systems: Local and Democratic Politics for the Anthropocene
'The Sea, The Sea’ by Alexandra Spence