Sydney Environment Institute

The SEI Podcast Series

The Sydney Environment Institute, based at the University of Sydney, brings together thought leaders from across the University and beyond to tackle the greatest challenges of our time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Auteur

Sydney Environment Institute

Categorie

Education

Website van de podcast

www.sydney.edu.au

Nieuwste aflevering

18 jun. 2026

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Afleveringen

Ethics Of Communicating: Insights from Aristotle 27.08.2015

The field of climate change communication (CCC) has recently emerged to address the gap between scientific knowledge of climate change and public motivation to respond. Psychologists in this field have offered helpful strategies for improving the effectiveness of CCC, but their empirical research tends to neglect the ethics of CCC. Professor Melissa Lane of the Department of Politics at Princeton...

Beauty Without Harm 27.08.2015

Thanks to the mass production of clothes we’ve been able to enjoy an abundance of products at reasonable prices. But for too long this hasn't always reflected a sustainable and ethical supply chain. Three of the industry’s leading thinkers unravel the importance of sustainable fashion and how we can change our thinking when hitting the shops. Speakers: Australian designer - Kit Willow Podgornik Da...

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