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Wednesday Lunch at Lowy - Ralph Ashton & Warwick McKibbin presentation

Ralph Ashton , Professor Warwick McKibbin


Summary
At the Wednesday Lunch at Lowy on 19 November, Ralph Ashton, Fellow in the Climate and Energy Program at ANU and Warwick McKibbin, Lowy Institute Professorial Fellow, discuss how to include terrestrial carbon in developing nations, in the climate change solution.

The speaker support is available for download here:
Terrestrial carbon in developing nations - PDF (1.3MB)

The presentation can be heard here:
Terrestrial carbon in developing nations - MP3 (22MB)

A video can be seen on Slow TV at http://www.themonthly.com.au/tm/node/1328


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